Wall Mount Ada Ramp Railing

The railing starts at the base of the ramp and terminates into the brick wall at the top.

Wall mount ada ramp railing.

Extensions shall return to a wall guard or the landing surface or shall be continuous to the handrail of an adjacent ramp run. They are required on both sides of stairs and ramps. The i codes define handrail as being in place to provide guidance. This railing is perfect for interior or exterior applications where clients require an ada compliant handrail system.

Handrails are not required on walking surfaces with running slopes less than 1 20. It is ada compliant and the railing features a top handrail midrail and bottom rail. The mid and bottom railing work to prevent a wheelchair from slipping out from under the railing when going up or down the ramp. Not only are fitting based handicap railings easy to install they are also corrosion resistant.

Fitting based railings can last up to 7 times longer than standard welded handicap railings. The handicap ada railings are designed around a universal set of patented fittings that allow us to pre assemble full sets of ada compliant handicap accessibility railings for ramps and stairs. This makes the handicap railing easy to install for a diy business owner or general contractor. Ramp handrails shall extend horizontally above the landing for 12 inches 305 mm minimum beyond the top and bottom of ramp runs.

The handrails on both sides have horizontal projections as above. Figure 505 10 1 top and bottom handrail extension at ramps. A handrail is required on stairs with two or more risers and ada ramps with a rise of 6 inches. A minimum of 36 inches 915 mm is provided between handrails.