Restaurant booth platform height

[pammerama]

Anyone aware of maximum height for "platforms" that a booth would sit on so you could have bar stools on the other side of the table? Trying to avoid a step or handrail requirement and assuming I get 7 1/4" but hoping it's greater than that?

many thanks,
PO

 

[cda]

Seems like if you want bar high chairs on one side,

The seat on the other side would be fairly high

 

[cda]

Welcome

 

[Mr. Inspector]

Can't see how you could build that to code. Maximum height of riser is 7", minimum width of stairs is 36" with a landing on the bottom and top of 36" by 36", handrails required. And then there are accessibility requirements..

 

[ADAguy]

30" table top height (+) 7" step ='s 37", hmm? seat of booth would then be 7" (+) 17" = 24", hmm? How would you side transfer from a WC to the booth?

 

[cda]

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/95/33/57/953357d6e4a752daff0d1345d5666f13.jpg


https://centralseating.com/media/wy...RD-BAR-HEIGHT-RESTAURANT-BOOTH-AND-TABLES.gif


http://restaurantinteriors.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/restaurant_booth_banquette_bar_height1.jpg

 

[JCraver]

30" table top height (+) 7" step ='s 37", hmm? seat of booth would then be 7" (+) 17" = 24", hmm? How would you side transfer from a WC to the booth?

Why would you have to? Provide one booth (or 2, or however many) exactly like it at ground level/without the step, and be done.

 

[ADAguy]

works for me.

 

[JPohling]

Tho only reason you would have to is if the raised booth tables provided a different dining experience like a great view or something like that.

 

[ADAguy]

This very condition (barrier) exists in an old cafe in Gurneyville on the Russian River.