Hadrian UK Provides Elite Stainless Steel Systems with Visual Contrast at Doors & Indicators
One of the principal issues raised by AD M (The Approved Document M – Access to and Use of Buildings) addresses problems encountered by the visually impaired at doors and in washrooms. Specifically, approved Document M recommends, for partially-sighted persons, that a difference in light reflectance between two surfaces of 30 points (on a scale where 0 is black and 100 is white) will give adequate visual contrast. A difference of 15 points between standard door furniture and doors is acceptable for 3-D furniture forms. However, indicator bolts do not provide the necessary depth of structure, so we must ensure we provide a suitably stark visual contrast. BS 8300: 6.5.1 note 2 refers.
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For further information on Hadrian Toilet Cubicles and Hadrian Lockers, call Hadrian UK (Relcross Ltd) on 01380 729600, visit www.hadrian-cubicles.co.uk or email sales@relcross.co.uk.