Wheelchair compliant ramp or lift?

yogibear62
Online Community Member Posts: 1 Listener
Hi what is the maximum height that wheelchair users could comfortably cover outside with a compliant ramp? the distance between street level and the public allotment space is 1800mm approx. There is space for a compliant ramp but I think we should be looking at a wheelchair lift.
Comments appreciated
Comments appreciated
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Hello @yogibear62 and welcome to the forum! How are you today?
I think it does depend on the type of chair the person is using, as some are fitted with things like kerb climbers, but I I'll look into it for you. In the meantime I've moved your query into our 'Aids, Adaptions and Equipment' category so that members can find it more easily.
Thanks for reaching out!
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HI, I hope you found your answer. However, just encase this article discusses compliant
ramp regulations - https://www.rapidramp.co.uk/building-regulations"Minimum compliant ramp gradient and width:
- Dwelling applications - minimum gradient of 1:15, minimum width 900mm. We recommend 1000mm for extra manoeuvrability.
- Public applications - minimum gradient of 1:15 and minimum width of 1500mm."
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