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1.00

1.01Changes in level or grade shall

require an accessible ramp except

when served by an elevator or other

similar mechanical device.

1.02

Accessible Ramps shall have a

gradient not steeper than 1:12

(4.76°).

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Evaluation Criteria

(From 1983 BP344 IRR with selected

provisions from the 2013 BP344 IRR)

Accessible Ramps

Image Credit: Armand Michael R. Eustaquio, UAP


Prepared by: Armand Michael R. Eustaquio. UAP, Chairman, Committee on Accessibility Audits for Private Buildings, United Architects of the Philippines

1.03Accessible Ramps shall have a

minimum clear width of 1.20 Meters




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1.04

Accessible Ramps shall have a

maximum (horizontal) run of 6.00

Meters. Changes in grade that will

require longer accessible ramps

shall be provided with intermediate

landings for every 6.00 Meters of

ramp run.

Accessible Ramps shall have a 1.80

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Image Credit: 1994

Image Credit: 1994


1.05

Accessible Ramps shall have a 1.80

Meters (Minimum) Level Area at the

start and end of the accessible ramp

Image Credit: 1994

Image Credit: 1994


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1.06

Accessible Ramps shall have two (2)

handrails on both sides of the ramp.

The lower handrail shall be installed

at a height of 0.70 M measured from

the floor of the ramp to the top of the

handrail. The upper handrail shall

be installed at a height of 0.90 M

measured from the floor of the ramp

to the top of the handrail.

1.07

Handrails of Accessible Ramps shall

have a 0.30 M extension at the top

and bottom of the accessible ramp

or at the ends of the ramp.

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Image Credit: 1994 BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations

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1.08

Accessible Ramps shall have

continuous curbs on both sides

(outer edges) of the ramp. Curbs

shall have a minimum height of 0.10

M.



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1.09

Any ramp with a rise greater than

0.17 M. and leads down towards an

area where vehicular traffic is

possible, should have a railing

across the full width of its lower end,

not less than 1.80 Meters from the

foot of the ramp.

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Prepared by: Armand Michael R. Eustaquio. UAP, Chairman, Committee on Accessibility Audits for Private Buildings, United Architects of the PhilippinesPrepared by: Armand Michael R. Eustaquio. UAP, Chairman, Committee on Accessibility Audits for Private Buildings, United Architects of the Philippines

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2.00

2.01

An Accessible Parking Slot shall

have a minimum dimension of 3.70

Meters wide X 5.00 Meters Deep

Accessible Parking Slot (Reserved Parking for

vehicles with Passengers with Disabilities)

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2.02

An Accessible Parking Slot shall be

the parking slot located nearest the

accessible entrance.



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2.03

Accessible Parking slots shall have

a walkway with a minimum clear

width of 1.20 M. provided between

the front ends of parked cars.

2.04

Accessible Parking Slots shall have

dropped sidewalks or curb ramps

leading to the parking level where

access walkways are raised.

2.05

Accessible Parking slots shall have

pavement markings or upright, pole

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Image Credit: International Symbol of Accessiblity


2.05 pavement markings or upright, pole

mounted signages





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2.05.1

Pole mounted parking signage for

Accessible Parking Slots shall be

600 mm x 600 mm in size and

mounted at a minimum clear height

of 2.00 m from the parking floor.

2.05.2

Pavement sign painted or marked on

the designated lot complying with the

following:

(a) a square with dimensions of at

least 1.00 M but not more than 1.50

M;

(b) be located in the center of the

accessible parking slot;

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2.05.2 accessible parking slot;

(c) The International Symbol of

Access shall be composed of a white

symbolized figure of a person in a

wheelchair with a square

background in UN Blue Color. The

symbolized figure shall always face

to the right.




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2.06

Whenever and wherever possible,

accessible parking slots should be

perpendicular or to an angle to the

road or circulation aisles.

2.07

Parallel parking is discouraged

unless it can be situated so that

persons with disabilities can get in

and out of their vehicle away from

the flow of traffic.

2.08

The passenger with disabilities

should be on board the vehicle to be

able to use the reserved parking

space for PWDs.

2.09

Parking slots for persons with

disabilities shall always be level and

shall never be located at ramped or

sloping areas.

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sloping areas.



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3.00

3.01

The International Symbol of Access

shall be composed of a white

symbolized figure of a person in a

wheelchair with a square

background

in UN Blue Color. The symbolized

figure shall always face to the right.

Provide directional arrows when the

space/area/function being referred

to is facing left.

3.01.1

The 'United Nations Blue' color is a

shade of Blue that is 60% saturated

and 90% bright. For reference

purposes, the United Nations Blue

color has the hex value #5B92E5.

In addition, Pantone's® color #279 is

a 92% match.

Signage for all accessibility features and

facilities using the International Symbol of

Accessibility

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Image Credit: International Symbol of


In addition, Pantone's® color #279 is

a 92% match.

3.02

Directional and information (Audio,

Visual, and Tactile) signages shall

be located at points that can be

conveniently seen, heard, and felt by

all persons with disabilities.

3.02.1

The overall size of signs for

accessibility features shall be as

indicate in the table at right


Image Credit: International Symbol of

Table Credit: July 10, 2013 Draft BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations


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3.02.2

The size of lettes in signs for

accessibility features shall be as

specified in the table at right

3.03

Should a sign protrude into a

sidewalk/walkway or route, a

minimum vertical clearance of 2.00M

should be provided.

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3.04

Obstacles, projections or other

protrusions shall be avoided in

pedestrian areas such as

sidewalks/walkways, halls, corridors,

passageways or aisles. Pedestrians

with visual impairments often travel

using the edge of the building line,

hence, objects mounted on walls,

posts, or sides of buildings, should

therefore not protrude more than 100

mm into sidewalks/walkways and

corridors.

3.05

Signs (graphics, text, and Braille) on

walls and doors should be installed

at a maximum height of 1.50 M from

the finish floor to the center of the

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the finish floor to the center of the

sign.


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3.06Signs shall incorporate graphic, text,

and Braille.

3.07

Signs and labels for public rooms,

areas, and places should have

tactile symbols, letters or numbers

that should be embossed with a

minimum height of 1 mm; Braille

symbols shall be incorporated in

signs indicating public places and

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signs indicating public places and

safety routes. Image Credit: July 10, 2013 Draft BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations Amendments


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4.00

4.01

Counter heights for accessible bank

tellers, accessible workstations

reception / concierge / information

counters, and the like range from

730 - 780 mm to meet the widest

range of users.

4.02

Accessible Teller's Counters shall

have a minimum clear leg room

space of 600MM high measured

from the floor of the bank to the

bottom of the teller's counter and

480MM deep.

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Accessible Teller's Counters



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5.00

5.01

Accessible Toilets shall have a

minimum [floor] area of 1.70 M x

1.80 M.

Accessible toilets shall also have a

turning space of 2.25 Sq. M with a

minimum dimension of

1500 MM for wheelchair users shall

be provided outside water

closet cubicles.

Waterclosets shall be installed

between 400MM to 450MM from the

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Accessible Toilets for Branch Personnel with

DisabilitiesImage Credit: July 10, 2013 Draft BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations Amendments



5.02

between 400MM to 450MM from the

nearest adjacent wall measured from

the centerline of the watercloset to

the face of the adjacent wall.




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5.03The height of toilet seat shall be 450

MM.

Accessible Toilets shall have grab

bars installed at the adjacent side

wall and the wall behind the

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5.04a

wall and the wall behind the

watercloset. Both grab bars shall be

installed at a height of 800 MM

measured from the FINISH FLOOR

of the toilet to the TOP of the GRAB

BAR. The grab bars at the side and

at the rear of the watercloset shall

have a minimum length of 900 MM.




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Accessible Toilets shall have: One

(1) flip-up grab bar to be mounted on

the wide side of the compartment

adjacent to the water closet and be

at a height between 280 mm and

300 mm from the top of the water

closet seat and extend not more than

100 mm in line with the front of the

water closet. One (1) vertical bar

to be provided on the side wall close

to the water closet and located

between 350 mm and 450 mm from

the front edge. Center line of water

5.04b

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Image Credit: July 10, 2013

Image Credit: July 10, 2013 Draft BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations


the front edge. Center line of water

closet (top view) is 750 mm from

finish to wall to grab bar.

Image Credit: July 10, 2013



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An acessible lavatory (whether wall-

hung or counter type) shall be

installed at 460 MM distance from

center line to the face of the adjacent

wall. Lavatories shall be mounted at

a height of 800 MM from the finish

floor with a vertical clear leg room

space not lower than 650 MM.

5.05




5.06

Toilet doors shall be designed to

open outwards so that it would be

easier for a rescuer to enter a toilet

cubicle if a person has fallen and is

lying behind the door. To allow for

assistance in case of emergency,

locks and latches should allow the

door to be opened from the outside

with a coin or any simple device.




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5.07

Water closets and lavatories should

use colors of lighter contrasting grey

value to tiles to aid people with low

vision impairment.

5.08

All accessible public toilets shall

have accessories such as mirrors,

paper dispensers, towel racks and

fittings such as faucets mounted at

heights reachable by a wheelchair

user. Toilet accessories such as

mirrors, towel and soap dispensers,

hand dryer, waste bin shall be

encouraged to have a color contrast.

Accessories should be placed near

the accessible basin.

Lighting/illumination should be fixed.

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6.00

6.01

Provide a minimum clear

unobstructed space of 1500 mm x

1500 mm in front of ATM Machines.

6.02

Instructions and all information for

use shall be made accessible and

independently usable by persons

with visual impairments through:6.02a Braille

6.02b Tactile

6.02cAudio through speakers or ear

phone jacks

6.03

The maximum height of controls,

buttons, bill dispensers, card slots

shall be 1200 MM.

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Accessible Automated Teller Machines with

Provisions for Persons with Visual Impairments

Image Credit: Adaptedfrom 1994 BP344 Implementing Rules & Regulations


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7.00

7.01 Stairways, other than fire exit stairs

7.02 Escalators

7.03Passenger conveyors or moving

walks

7.04Ramps other than fire-exit ramps,

curb ramps, swimming pool ramps

7.05 barriers:

7.05aoverhead obstructions less than 2.00

M above floor level

7.05bareas where pedestrian and

vehicular traffic intersect.

7.06

Tactile warning indicators should

have a 50% contrasting gray value

from adjacent floor finishes.

Tactile Ground Surface Indicators

Positional, directional, and warning tactile

blocks must be provided to warn people with

visual impairments that they are approaching:

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8.00

9.00

9.01 Positional Tactile Block

9.02

Availability of Bank Staff who is

knowledgeable about Sign

Language

9.03Non-Skid Flooring including

accessible ramps.

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Others

Use of Lever Type Locksets on all Interior

Doors


9.03accessible ramps.


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