
Floor transitions with a rise greater than 1/2″ must be treated for safety and disability access. Many contractors will construct reducers made of wood in order to manage the problem.SafePath...
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Floor transitions with a rise greater than 1/2″ must be treated for safety and disability access. Many contractors will construct reducers made of wood in order to manage the problem.SafePath...

Balcony Accessibility Case Study: Mary Helen Rogers Senior Community, San Francisco At the Mary Helen Rogers Senior Community in San Francisco, raised balcony door thresholds posed an accessibility challenge. The...
The level of remodeling activity nationally reached a bottom in the first quarter of this year, according to the latest release of the Residential Remodeling Index (RRI) by Hanley Wood....

Historic Building ADA Accessibility: Liberty Station Threshold Retrofit How can a historic building improve door threshold accessibility without permanently altering its original structure? At a property in the Liberty Station...

ADA flooring requirements provide many risk for flooring contractors, especially those in the sports floor industry. Proper installation of raised wood floors, especially in retrofit and replacement projects, can be...
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