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Stairs, Ramps and Escalators - Inclusive Design Guidance (2010) 

Publication Date: 08/06/2010

This handbook covers the design and specification of steps/stairs, ramps, escalators and moving walks to meet the requirements for inclusive design in non-domestic buildings.

Lifts are not covered as they do not share the same design issues as these other means of vertical access.
Stairs, Ramps and Escalators - Inclusive Design Guidance (2010)
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