Improving access for people with disabilities Improving access for people with disabilities

Improving access for people with disabilities

Standards on-the-fly

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Publisher Description

The Building Act 2004 recognises that people with disabilities are part of the community, and that any barrier preventing them from participating in the social and economic life of that community must be eliminated. Architectural barriers cause the most difficulty for access, not only for people with disabilities, but also for many other people, particularly the very young and the elderly. In some circumstances, a building consent is not needed and people may choose to design and construct a mobility ramp themselves. This electronic publication has been written as a guide and as such contains relevant excerpts from the three source publications on designing ramps and access ways for people with a disability.

  • GENRE
    Arts & Entertainment
    RELEASED
    2014
    September 12
    LANGUAGE
    EN
    English
    LENGTH
    20
    Pages
    PUBLISHER
    Standards New Zealand
    SELLER
    Tablo Pty Ltd
    SIZE
    10.5
    MB
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