FED-STD 795 Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards

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-L +1 ,:~s~;,’[$~’.>, . ~~~ m’ ‘~ W . gg : + - (d) nont~- SUdlng Doors Sll& Sw#J&--lw DOOra andFddlIwDooIs L + ~ Y“”””””””””” ““”””””: A; ; -“”’ btchsida~- s& OOxwldFO&uJwmm NOTE All dot.% in alcovesshallcom@y withthe ckrances for front apprmches F@ 25 Mam&etlng Ckarancaa at DOOI’S(COnthtU%i) Fig. 26 TW Hingad Doors in Sarks # 4.13 Doora
4.13 Doms 4.13.6 ~ Ckarmcea at Doors. Minimum msmauwring clearances at dmrs that are not automatic or Prswer.asaistad shall be as shown in Fw. 25. Tha floor or ground area wi@in the required cleamnce55haU bekvalend daar.EnbydOomto acute care hospital bedrtmina for impatiants shall ba sxemp4ad from tha mquirdment for spaca at ths latch side of the door (see dirnenaion “x”’ in Fii 25) if the door k at leaat44 bs (lI2o mm) wide 4.13.7 Two Doms in Sales l%a minimum apace betwaantw hhgadorpivmad doors inaeriasshallbe 46 in (1220 mm) plus the width of a~ door swinging intothe space tirainaeriea ahell awing aittsar in the aamedimction orawayfromtheapaca bewserstha doors (see F@. 26). 4.13.8” Thresholds at Dooway% lhshdds st dmnvays shsll not excaed 3/4 in (19 mm) in Isdght for extador diiing doors or 1/2 in (13 mm) for othar @.ssofdoora RsiaedsJwesholdsand fksoriaval changes at a-ible doorways shall be b@@ad with a slope no graater than I 2 (aec 45.2). 4.1 3.9* Door Hardware Handtaa, pulls, &chaa, locks, and other operating deices on accaaabk duns shall haveaahape thatiseasy to grasp with orsetrcmd and does not requira tight grasping tight pinching, or twisting of the wrist to opamte Laver.opsrsted mechanisms pusktype mechanisrna, and Wtrapad handlas am acceptable dasigns when sliding doors are fully open, opemting hardware .st@I be exposed and usable from both sides in dwsllii unit%’~ dmrs at a-ible enhances to the unit itself shall compty with the mquimwserrts of this pnmgmph Doors to hazardous ames ahali tmw hardware complying* 429.3. Mount no fwdwam requksd fbr accesfbls door~ge fsighsrtfmn 48h(1220rrrm)abnue &khsd Ifmr. 4.13.10” Door Cjosera. Ifadoor hasadoser, thsn the sweep period of the closer shall be adjusted so that from an open position of 70 degreas the door till taka at least 3 .sec0nd5 to - to a point 3 in (75 mm) from the latch maasumd to the kadii sxfge of the door. 4.13.11” Door Openirsg Force. 7he madnrum force for pushing or puUing open a door shall ~ as follow (1) Fim doom shall hsw ha missimum opening force allowable by the approprime adrnii authority. (2) Other doors (a) exterior hinged doors (f?eserusd. (b) intarior hingad doom 5 M (222N) (c) sliiig or folding doors 5 Ibf (22.2N) These forces do not apply to the forca raquimd to re tred latch bolts or disengage othar devices that may hold the dear in a closed position 4.13.12” Autometfc Doors and PowerAaaistad Doors. If an automtic door is used, then it shall corn. pty with American National Standsrd for Power. Oparated Doors, AN3J A156.I 0.1979. Slowiy opaning, IOwpowamd, automatic doors shall be considered a type of custom design installation as desdbed in F.Y=9mPh 1.1.1 Of ANSI A136.101979. Such doom shall not open tn back check fastar than 3 seconds and shall require no mom than 15 Ibf (66.6N) to atop door movsrrranl If a power+msktad door is usad its dwmopanirq force ahd compty vdth 4.13.11 smd its ciodmg ShsU conform to the mquiremenk in section 10 of ANSl A156.1G1979. 4.14 Eotrasscas. 4.14.1 MissjmumNumber. Enoamcss rsquimd to & acceMie bg 4.1 shsll be part of an accessible routs and shsll comply udrh 4.3. Such entrsncas shall beconnactad byanaccassible routatopubiic trsmapmtation MOPS to accessible psrldng and pas.wnW loading ronas. and m public ~ or sidawslka if awilsbla (see 432( I )). They .shsll also be connected by an accessible routs to all acceasibk spaces or elsmanrs MtMn the bui!ding or facility. 4.14.2 8enks ESSbStlC= A aerdca antrance Shd not bs the sole acccsaible ●ntmmca unless it is tha only anuance w a building or faciiity (for example in r %< tory or garage). 4.15 Drioldng Fountains and Water Coolers. 4.15.1 Mlnimurrr Number. Mnkfw bumains w watsrcOO1em mqubEdt0bsa~bg4.1 shall COrrply with 4.15. 4.15.2” Spout Haight. Spouts ahsU be no higher than 36 in (915 mm), measured horn ths floor or ground awfacea to the spout outlet (sss Fg. 27(a)). 4.15.3 Spout Locatfon, The wows of drinking formtaina andwstarcwlams hallbastthef mntofthe unitar@ s@lidirs@~e umtarflmv irsatrajactOrydmt Lspsralkl vnearly pmallel tothafmntofthe unitllre 5-*-a@~~-~-4 ~(lw mm)high aoastodkwtiins@Jm ofacuporgbas under tfsa flow of water. 4.15.4 Contda. ComJOla shall comply with 427.4. Llrlucomka fsaubglbttl ncnsntsdoraidznroumted rsearthe+ntadge 4.15.5 Clearencw. (1) Walk and ~mounted canti= units atrall Isavaacka rlmsaapac ebatwsanthebottom of the a~n aod ~ fioor Or 9md at k=r 27 in (* mm) high, 30 in (760 mm) tide, and 17 into 19 in (43o mm to 4S5 mm) deep (see Ftg, 27(a) and (b)). Such @k shall also hsve a minimum clear flmr apace 30 in by48 in (760 mm by 1220 mm) to alk.wa paraon in a wlseelchak to approsch the unit facing bwsrd
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