Our firm belief here at Guardian Commercial is that any place open to the public should be accessible to all. We encourage business owners to try to make spaces as welcoming as possible to all individuals wherever they can. However, we recognize that some industries demand immediate inclusivity more than others. We understand these accessibility requirements and will deliver ADA-compliant booths for operations in the following sectors:
As accessibility demands evolve, so does our drive to ensure that our booths are accommodating and inclusive. From security to ticketing booths, Guardian Commercial offers prefabricated booths that comply with the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). To ensure our booths comply with ADA mandates, we offer clients the opportunity to customize standard booths with unique add-on features that enhance accessibility. Some of the customizations you can make to your booth include:
Add an entrance ramp to your booth to ensure that individuals in wheelchairs can easily enter and exit the structure. Our team will help you incorporate a sturdy metal ramp with the appropriate load capacity and a slope that aligns with ADA requirements.
A second feature we can add to your booth to make it more inclusive is an easily accessible doorway. Our team of experts can help you build a booth with a doorway matching the stipulated ADA 2010 requirements. We will ensure your door, whether sliding or swinging, is wide enough to accommodate all visitors. We also ensure that your booth has the appropriate door handle height to be accessible to all employees and clients.
ADA has very specific height requirements for built-in elements. Some of their specifications state that working surfaces should not exceed 38 inches above the ground. Our team can help you design and build interior desks that meet this ADA criteria. We can also build countertops that comply with the requirements set in the 2010 standards for Accessible Design.
If you ordered a booth with an interior restroom, you can trust our team to add features that make it inclusive for everyone. Customizations like handrails and lower sinks can ensure that employees or clients in wheelchairs have equal access to the washroom.
