What are some general outdoor accessibility guidelines?

To accommodate a wheelchair, scooter, or walker: Pathways and ramps should be 4 feet wide. Sidewalk slopes or ramps should rise no more than 1 inch for every 12 inches in length; a 1 to 20 ratio is more manageable when pushing or propelling a manual wheelchair. Add a flat, 5-foot-long rest area to ramps and slopes at least every 30 inches in rise and at every 90° corner.

Railings should be 1.5 inches in diameter and 1.5 inches from any wall or other structures. Railings should be built to support 250 pounds at any point along their length. For someone in a wheelchair to open a door, they will need 18 to 24 inches of clear space on the side where the door opens.

You will need a space 15 to 16 feet wide and 7 to 8 feet high to accommodate an accessible van.

The most important thing about having an accessible kitchen is having enough room to move around without hindrance. Aisles should be wide enough for two people to pass each other or for a wheelchair to turn around. Appliances, countertops, sinks, and faucets should be within easy reach for someone in a seated position.

Cabinets and drawers should open easily. To accommodate a wheelchair, scooter, or walker: Kitchen aisles should be 46 to 48 inches wide. You will need a 5-foot turning circle at both ends; a space that is longer than wider (63×56 inches) may be even better.

(The turning radius of your wheelchair or mobility device should be your guide.) Doorways should be a 32 to 36 inches wide. Remove narrower doors wherever possible and replace pantry doors with curtains, folding doors, or pocket doors. Keep things within reach of a seated person: 24 inches or less to the front or side and no more than 12 inches from the floor or 52 inches high.

Raise the cabinet toe space to 9 inches.

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