This practical handbook published in conjunction with the Centre
for Accessible Environments (CAE) sets out the design and
specification principles of steps, stairs, ramps, escalators and
moving walks for inclusive environments. These critically important
building elements are connected to a large number of accidents and
can present significant barriers to access.
Designed to be 'dipped into', the handbook outlines the
background legislation, regulations and associated best practice
guidance. It explains how good practice can mitigate hazards and
improve accessibility. Sections on design issues and technical
implementation are supported by illustrations and case studies that
demonstrate solutions for different situations. Where particular
building types have unique requirements covered by separate
guidelines, these are highlighted. A final section considers the
operational and maintenance issues that need to be addressed.
Concise and clearly explained, "Stairs, Ramps and Escalators"
brings together a wide range of current research for easy
reference. It is an indispensable resource for designers,
specifiers, building owners and occupiers, building managers and
facilities managers and anyone involved in designing and
maintaining an inclusive built environment.
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