Accessible Ramp Design Hack

Rules of thumb for accessible (handicapped) ramps. . . and a hack that avoids a railing
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[@TigerNgtMare]

Simple and clear. One of the best tutorials I have encounter concerning ramps. Great teacher! thank you!!

[@amberbook]

Made my day! Appreciate it :)

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[@tyronebunyon7254]

This is worth watching just to reinforce that you can do a ramp without railings at 1:20 (as I reinforce it by typing it as well )

[@goravdyan3414]

You are just amazing.... Watched all your videos.... Wish you were my teacher...

[@feloniouscraphammer]

FYI, disregard the video about electricity. The comments are disabled on that one because Amber Book doesn't know the direction of electron flow in a battery circuit.

[@kelvinngdesign]

PER LA DBS, the bottom landing need to be 72"min. !!!!

[@operationhotshotinc.6887]

Very insightful . Thank you.
Do you have all ADA stuff on your channel?

[@miaku]

Why would you not need railings at a shallower gradient? The height difference is the same in the end, so the fall would be the same, wouldn't it?

[@Razz415]

I think the discussion is in a general sense. Like if the whole site sloped at 1:20 you wouldn't need anything. But if you provide an accessible 1:12 ramp you need handrails.

[@noradjellouli5577]

is this the same when we calculate by meters ?

[@ibwz]

I know that voice!!!

[@HoaTran-ki2qg]

The voice worth listening to. 👍🏼