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#ADAfact: The tops of dining surfaces and work surfaces must be between 28" (min) and 34" (max) above the finished floor or ground.

#ADAfact: In a stadium, wheelchair seating locations must provide lines of sight comparable to those provided to other spectators. #accessibility

#ADAfact: In licensed long-term care facilities, at least 50%, but no fewer than one, of each type of resident sleeping room shall provide mobility features.

#ADAfact: Accessible parking spaces shall have signage located so they cannot be obscured by a vehicle parked in the space.

#ADAfact: Curb cuts are required wherever an accessible route intersects a curb.

#ADAfact: Hot water and drain pipes under lavatories shall be insulated or otherwise configured to protect against contact. There shall be no sharp or abrasive surfaces under lavatories.

#ADAfact: If an accessible feature such as an elevator breaks down, businesses must ensure that repairs are made promptly and that improper or inadequate maintenance does not cause repeated failures.

#ADAfact: If seating for people in wheelchairs is provided at fixed tables or counters, knee space of at least 27" high, 30" wide, and 19" deep shall be provided.

#ADAfact: In a stadium, wheelchair seating locations must provide lines of sight comparable to those provided to other spectators. #accessibility

#ADAfact: A maximum height of 28 inches is recommended for handrails on ramps designed for children (at an elementary school, for example).

#ADAfact: The tops of dining surfaces and work surfaces must be between 28" (min) and 34" (max) above the finished floor or ground.

#ADAfact: In licensed long-term care facilities, at least 50%, but no fewer than one, of each type of resident sleeping room shall provide mobility features.

#ADAfact: In assembly areas, handrails are not required on both sides of aisle ramps where a handrail is provided at either side or within the aisle.

#ADAfact: In licensed long-term care facilities, at least 50%, but no fewer than one, of each type of resident sleeping room shall provide mobility features.

#ADAfact: In assembly areas, handrails are not required on both sides of aisle ramps where a handrail is provided at either side or within the aisle.

#ADAfact: Where lockers are provided in accessible spaces, at least 5% (but not less than one) of each type of locker shall accessible to people with disabilities.

#ADAfact: The knee space of an accessible table should be at least 27 inches high, 30 inches wide, and 19 inches deep. #accessibility

#ADAfact: Hot water and drain pipes under lavatories shall be insulated or otherwise configured to protect against contact. There shall be no sharp or abrasive surfaces under lavatories.

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