Handicap Washroom Doors 

Handicap washroom doors are designed to provide easy access for those with disabilities. These doors typically have wider openings and lower handles, making them easier to use for those with limited mobility. Handicap washroom doors also have automatic door openers, which provides a great convenience for those who have difficulty opening doors. If you are looking for a handicap washroom door that will fit your specific needs, there are a few things to keep in mind.

 

First, you'll need to measure the opening of the door frame and ensure your door meets your local building codes and accessibility guidelines. This will ensure that you purchase a door that is the correct size. You'll also want to make sure that the door has an ADA-compliant handle. This will ensure that it meets the requirements for handicap accessibility. Finally, you'll want to choose a door that is durable and easy to maintain. This will help to ensure that it lasts for many years.

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Handicap Washroom Door Opener

A washroom kit (Also known as a Handicap restroom kit) consists

of a Handicap Door Opener Button and additional elements

(listed below). It is a great solution for customers with disabilities

and wheelchairs. The washroom automatic doors provide easy

access to washrooms and help businesses to comply with

handicap washroom requirements and local and federal

laws and building codes.

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Our handicap washroom doors are made with commercial quality

materials and come in a variety of styles and options. We know

that some customers may have special requests, so we're always

happy to accommodate. Just let us know what you need, and

we'll do our best to make it happen.

With a large variety of compatible parts, any company can easily

find the right washroom kit for their needs. Handicap washroom

doors come in different shapes and sizes to make sure they

will fit any doorway.

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Accessible Handicap Washroom Kit

The list of items for an accessible washroom Door kit includes:

• Push buttons, wave to open buttons or an automatic sensor

• UL-approved Handicap Door Push Button

• Push to lock button

• Emergency panic button (connected to a siren and light indicator)

• Wired or wireless connection (including transmitter and receivers)

• Electric strike

• Washroom occupied indicator light

• Instruction signs

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Not all washrooms must include all components from the list above and the specific items required will be dependent on the layout of the washroom, the company needs, local requirements, and other factors. Different products will have different features and benefits that may be more suitable for your business.

Please contact us if you have any questions about our handicap restroom doors or any other products we offer. We're always happy to help!

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Building Codes and Handicap Washroom Requirements

Different jurisdictions are using different terminology when it comes to accessible washrooms. In the United States, these types of accommodations are typically called "accessible restrooms" or " handicap-accessible bathrooms." The term "universal design" is often used in Canada, the term "barrier-free washroom" is more commonly used in the province of Ontario.

most relevant law is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This law requires that all new construction and modifications to existing buildings must be accessible to people with disabilities. Many other countries have similar laws. For example, in Canada, the Ontario Human Rights Code requires that all new construction be designed and built "to be barrier-free" and in Vancouver, BC all new construction, stores and buildings must follow the "Accessibility handbook building code".

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If you have any questions about our Handicap door Opener Vancouver or need help finding the right one for your business, Please don't hesitate to contact us. We're always happy to help.