Ada Compliant Kitchen Cabinets. Codes for Barrier-Free models. Hardwood and ceramic tile for their smoothness and durability are good options for wheelchair users though they can be slippery when wet.
Approved ADA accessible modular barrier-free Compact Kitchen units shown on this page meet all Federal ADA requirements New York City local law 5887 and ANSI A1171-1986 specifications. These models project only 4 from the wall and include a flush pull as shown at right. It is important to note that just because ADA-compliant cabinetry is used your designproject does not automatically become ADA compliant.
Americans with Disabilities Act Appendix A Sections 416 to 426.
Cabinets with the number 2 as the fourth character of the model number such as 1012. Americans with Disabilities Act Appendix A Sections 416 to 426. 1403 Results Certifications and Listings. Creating an ADA kitchen that is fully functional for wheelchair users will involve small common sense adjustments like lowering knobs to be within reach but it will also involve more important considerations like lowering counters and offering knee space.
