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the property line and it is aligned with the property line and it has a
gradient of between 1 in 8 and 1 in 8.5, TGSI’s are not required on the
face of kerb ramps.

In all other circumstances TGSI’s must be provided on the face of kerb
ramps and leading to the kerb ramp in accordance with AS1428.4-2002.

 

 

 

 

 

6.3.4 Tactile Ground Surface Indicators - Vehicular Accessways
Where a vehicular accessway intersects with a pedestrian accessway or
continuous accessible path of travel, and both accessways are at grade
with each other; the vehicular accessway must be bounded by Warning
TGSI’s in accordance with AS1428.4-2002 on both sides of the vehicular
accessway, 300mm +/-10mm back from the closest entry point to the
vehicular accessway from the pedestrian accessway.

6.4.1 Handrails — Stairways
Handrails must be provided on both sides of stairways in all public and
common spaces and in all fire stairs in accordance with AS1428.1-2001.
Where stairways change direction a handrail must be provide through the
directional change.
Where stairways have a width in excess of 3 metres, a handrail must be
provided every 6 metres through the stairway.

6.4.2 Handrails — Ramps
Handrail must be provided on both sides of ramps in all public and
common spaces in accordance with AS1428.1-2001.

6.5.1 Toilets — Public and Staff Accessible Toilets

 

The following minimum standards apply to Accessible Toilets:
Public Accessible Toilets must be designed to comply with AS1428.2-1992

Where more than one Accessible Toilet is provided, the handing of these
toilets should be proportioned equally ie., 50/50 left and right hand.

Staff Accessible Toilets must be designed to comply with AS1428.1-2001

Where Staff are required to use Public Toilets then the larger standard
applies. :

Where showers are provided within an Accessible Toilet, the dimensions
and details shown in AS1428.1-2001 Fig 25 — 27 are to be complied with.

An Accessible Shelf as detailed in AS1428.2-1992 is to be provided in all
Accessible Toilets.

 

 

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