TimNY
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Ready to final an addition to an existing (very old) mercantile business. You have to climb stairs to reach the main entrance.
As part of the addition they were required to create an accessible entrance at the rear and a ramp that leads form the front of the store to the rear entrance.
IBC 1110.1 #5 Says a sign is required for an accessible entrance where not all entraces are accessible.
IBC 1110.2 #1 Says directional signage indicating the route to the nearest accessible entrance shall be provided.
In both cases the International Symbol of Accessibility must be present.
So.. I guess the question is what else is required to be present? As for signing the accessible entrance, can it just be a sign bearing the International Symbol?
As for the directional signage, the symbol with an arrow?
In both cases should the signs be tactile? Only A117.1 applies.
Thanks,
Tim
As part of the addition they were required to create an accessible entrance at the rear and a ramp that leads form the front of the store to the rear entrance.
IBC 1110.1 #5 Says a sign is required for an accessible entrance where not all entraces are accessible.
IBC 1110.2 #1 Says directional signage indicating the route to the nearest accessible entrance shall be provided.
In both cases the International Symbol of Accessibility must be present.
So.. I guess the question is what else is required to be present? As for signing the accessible entrance, can it just be a sign bearing the International Symbol?
As for the directional signage, the symbol with an arrow?
In both cases should the signs be tactile? Only A117.1 applies.
Thanks,
Tim