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1 General Code of Fire Protection for Civil Air defense
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2 Terms Code of Fire Protection for Civil Air
7.2 Living green space
3 Design requirements for barrier-free 7.3 Supporting public Facilities
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facilities General Hospital Construction Standard
7.4 Residential Buildings
3.1 Edge Stone Ramp General Hospital Construction Standard
8 Public buildings
3.2 Blind Road Residential Design Code GB 50096-2011
8.1 General Provisions
3.3 Barrier-free entrance Code for housing Design [Article Note]GB
8.2 Office, scientific research, judicial architecture
3.4 Wheelchair Ramps Residential Building Code-GB 2012 New
8.3 Education Architecture
3.5 Barrier-free access, doors New Kindergarten Design Code
8.4 Medical Rehabilitation Building
3.6 Barrier-free stairs, slabs
8.5 Welfare and special service buildings
Code of design for primary and secondary
3.7 Barrier-free elevators, lifting platforms
8.6 Sport Buildings
3.8 Armrest
8.7 Cultural Buildings
3.9 Public toilets, accessible toilets
8.8 Commercial Service Building
3.10 Public Bath
8.9 Bus Terminal
3.11 Accessible Rooms
8.10 Public Parking (library)
3.12 Barrier-free housing and dormitories
8.11 Auto Refueling Station
3.13 Wheelchair seats
8.12 Expressway Service Area Building
3.14 parking spaces for wheelchair-accessible
vehicles 8.13 City Public toilets
3.15 Low-level service facilities 9 Barrier-free construction and

3.16 Accessibility Identification System, information reconstruction of historical relics 8.2 Office, scientific
barrier-free protection architecture research, judicial architecture
4 Urban roads 9.1 Scope of implementation 8.3 Education Architecture

4.1 Scope of implementation 9.2 Barrier-free tour route 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
4.2 Sidewalk 9.3 Entrance Building
4.3 Crosswalk 9.4 Courtyards 8.5 Welfare and special

9.5 Service Facilities service buildings
4.4 Pedestrian bridges and tunnels
4.5 Bus Station 9.6 Information and logos 8.6 Sport Buildings
4.6 Barrier-Free identification system Appendix A barrier-free mark 8.7 Cultural Buildings
Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities 8.8 Commercial Service

5 City Square
Building
5.1 Scope of implementation signs
8.9 Bus Terminal
5.2 Implementation site and design requirements Appendix C a barrier-free sign for
directions 8.10 Public Parking (library)
6 Urban Greenland
6.1 Scope of implementation Description of the terms of this
6.2 Park Green specification
Notice
China Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural

Notice
Announcement on the
release of the national standard "barrier-free Design Code"
Now approved the "barrier-free design Code" for the national standard, the number of GB 50763-2012, since September 1,
2012 implementation. Among them, 3.7.3 (3, 5), 4.4.5, 6.2.4 (5), 6.2.7 (4), 8. 1. Article 4 (paragraph) is mandatory and must be
strictly enforced. The original "Urban road and building barrier-free Design Code") jgj 50-2001 abolished at the same time. This
specification is organized by the Institute of Standard Quotas, China Building industry publishing house published.
Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural construction

March 30, 2012
Objective
Objective
This specification is based on the requirements of the Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural construction for the
issuance of the notice on the formulation and revision of engineering construction standards in 2009 (2009]88), which was
completed by the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design.
In the process of compiling, the compiling group has carried out extensive and thorough investigation, summed up the
practical experience of the barrier-free construction in different areas in China in recent years, studied and analyzed the present
situation and development of the construction without obstacles, consulted the relevant international standards and advanced
technology abroad, and, on the basis of widely soliciting the opinions of the relevant units nationwide, Through repeated
discussion, revision and refinement, final review finalized.
This specification is divided into 9 chapters and 3 appendices, the main technical contents are: General, terminology,
design requirements of barrier-free facilities, urban roads, city squares, urban green space, residential areas, residential
buildings, public buildings and historical relics protection building barrier-free construction and transformation.
The provisions in this code which are marked in bold are mandatory and must be strictly enforced.
This specification is administered by the Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural construction and explains the mandatory
provisions, and the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design is responsible for the specific technical content.
This specification in the implementation process, please all units to pay attention to experience, accumulation of
information, such as the discovery needs to be modified and supplemented, please feedback the relevant comments and
suggestions to the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (address: No. 62nd, Lishi, Xicheng District, Beijing, China, zip Code:
100045) for future revisions.
The editor-in-chief of this

code unit: Beijing Architectural Design and Research Institute This specification:
Beijing Municipal Engineering Design Research Institute
, Shanghai Municipal Planning and Design Academy
of Landscape Architecture ancient Design Research Institute China Building Standards Design Institute
Guangzhou Urban Planning Survey and Design
Institute Beijing Disability
Federation China Center
for Aging Research Zhongqing municipal
Facilities Administration The main drafters of this specification: Coke ship vaulter Liu 8.2 Office, scientific
jie Youngman Liu Sida Nie Dahua research, judicial architecture
Chitian Zhu Shengyu Zhao Lin wish long 8.3 Education Architecture
Kang Wang Lu Jianqiang tsubaki guojingzhi Yixiaofeng Liao Yuantao > Wang Jingqui Yang Hong 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
Building
This specification main review personnel: Zhou Wenlin Ma Guoxin Gufang Zhang Dongwang
8.5 Welfare and special
Wu Autumn Wind Liu Qiujun Simpo lesnicar
service buildings
bao Chen Qingjun Mary Baker Hu Zhengfang Wang Ke win
8.6 Sport Buildings
8.8 Commercial Service
1 General Building
8.9 Bus Terminal
1 General
provisions 1. 0.1 in order to build the city's barrier-free environment, improve people's social life quality, to ensure that those
who have the needs of the safe and convenient use of various facilities, the development of this code.
1.0. 2 This specification is applicable to urban roads, urban squares, urban green spaces, residential areas, residential
buildings, public buildings and historical relics protection buildings, which are built, rebuilt and expanded nationwide. This
specification does not cover urban roads, city squares, urban green space, building types or the design of accessibility
requirements, should be carried out according to the requirements of similar types of this specification. Rural roads and public
service facilities should be implemented according to this specification.
1.0. 3 The barrier-free design of railway, aviation, urban rail transit and transport-related facilities should conform to the
requirements of this specification, and should be in accordance with the relevant industry's relevant meta-barrier design
requirements.
1.0.4 City Barrier-free design in the implementation of this Code fashion should follow the relevant national policy and policies,
in line with the overall development requirements of the city, should be safe application, advanced technology, economic and
reasonable.
1.0. 5 The Urban barrier-free design shall conform to the provisions of the relevant national standards in accordance with this
specification.
2 Terms
2 terminology
2.0.1 slope Curb ramp
is located at either end of the sidewalk or crosswalk, in order to avoid the pedestrian obstruction caused by sidewalk curbs, a
kind of ramp that facilitates pedestrians to enter the sidewalk.
2.0.2 Blind road tactile ground surface indicator
a fixed form of ground brick on the sidewalk or elsewhere that creates a sense of blind wand and foot sensation in visually
impaired persons, Directs the visually impaired to walk forward and discern the direction to reach the destination channel.
2.0.3 March Blind Road directional indicator
the surface of a bar-shaped, so that the visual impairment through the blind Touch party and foot confusion, guiding the visual
impairment can be directly in front of the blind road to continue walking.
2.0.4 tip Blind Road warning indicator
surface is a circular dot-shaped, used at the beginning of the Blind Road, the corner, the end point and the location of the
service facilities and suggest that the visual impairment ahead will be unsafe or dangerous state, etc. A blind road that has a
warning effect.
2.0.5 Barrier-free access to the
accessible entrance in the slope, width, height and ground materials, handrails, and other aspects of convenient access to the
movement of the barrier.
2.0.6 flat slope entrance ramp entrance
The ground slope is not more than 1:20 and there is no handrail exit.
2.0.7 Wheelchair swivel Space wheelchair turning space
is designed to allow wheelchair users to rotate to change direction.
2.0.8 Wheelchair Ramp Wheelchair ramp
is convenient for wheelchair-accessible ramps in terms of slope, width, height, ground material, handrail form, etc.
the 2.0.9 barrier-free channel
accessible route facilitates the passage of people with mobility barriers in terms of slope, width, height, ground material,
handrail form, etc.
2.0.10 Wheelchair access Wheelchair accessible Path/lane
in the ticket gate or the clearing mouth for the convenience of wheelchair-accessible channels.
2.0.11 Barrier-free staircase accessible
stairway in stair form, width, tread, ground material, handrails form and other aspects of the convenience of action and the use
of visual impairment staircase.
2.0.12 Barrier-free elevators wheelchair accessible
elevator The movement of persons with disabilities and visually impaired access to and use of elevators.
2.0.13 Lifting platform Wheelchair platform lift and stair lift
facilitates the installation of vertical or oblique access by wheelchair users.
2.0.14 Safety Grip Grab Bar
is a facility that facilitates safe movement and support of people with mobility disorders in accessible toilets, toilets and baths.
2.0.15 Barrier-free toilet bit water closet compartment for wheelchair 8.2 Office, scientific
users in public toilets with toilet and safety grip, and to facilitate access to and use of the wheelchair-accessible toilets. research, judicial architecture
2.0.16 Barrier-free toilets individual washroom for wheelchair 8.3 Education Architecture
users access, indoor space and ground materials, and other aspects of accessibility for mobility-disabled and fully-equipped 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
small non-sex toilets. Building
2.0.17 Barrier-free wash basin accessible wash 8.5 Welfare and special
service buildings
basin easy to use with a safety lever in the wash basin for mobility-impaired people.
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2.0.18 Barrier-free urinal accessible Urinal
a urinal with safety grip for action-impaired persons.
2.0.19 Wheelchair-accessible bath accessible bathtub
Building
a fully equipped bath.
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2.0.20 accessible shower accessible shower stall
Barrier-free fully-equipped shower room.
2.0.21 Bath room dissolute shower seat
bath with a fixed dissolute or movable seating plate.
2.0.22 accessible rooms accessible guest
room entrance, access, communication, furniture and toilets are all equipped with facilities for disabled guests,
and the rooms are space-scale to facilitate safe activities for those with mobility impairments.
2.0.23 Barrier-free housing accessible
housing access, access, communications, furniture, kitchens and toilets are equipped with barrier-free facilities, and the spatial
dimensions of the room facilitate the safe movement of people with mobility disabilities.
2.0.24 Wheelchair seats Wheelchair accessible seat
in the auditorium, the lecture hall, the Reading room and the classroom and other places with fixed seats for wheelchair users.
The 2.0.25 companion seat seats for accompanying
persons is located near the wheelchair seat, allowing the accompanying person to take care of the seat used by the wheelchair.
2.0.26 Safety blocking measures edge protection
control the wheelchair wheels and crutches do not laterally slide out of the ramp, tread and platform boundaries of the facility.
2.0.27 car parking spaces accessible vehicle Parking
lot for mobility disabled use of motor vehicles.
2.0.28 Braille map Braille map
for visually impaired people to touch with a three-dimensional position map or floor plan and braille instructions.
2.0.29 Braille sign bus-stop Braille Board
uses Braille signage to inform the station name, bus line and terminal name of the visually impaired bus stop.
2.0.30 Braille nameplate Braille signboard
is installed on a barrier-free facility or on a fixed site near the facility, using a Braille logo to inform the information of the
nameplate.
2.0.31 cross-street audio cue device audible pedestrian signals for street
crossing through the voice prompts system to guide the visually impaired the safe passage of the sound device.
The 2.0.32 voice prompts the platform bus station with intelligent
voice prompts to provide a platform for visually impaired voice-prompt systems that ride or transfer information about public
transport.
2.0.33 Information Barrier-free information
accessibility through the use of related technologies to ensure that people under different conditions can be equal and
convenient access to information and use.
2.0.34 Low-level service facilities
High-service facilities for the convenience of mobility-impaired users.
2.0.35 Maternal and child room mother and
baby rooms are equipped with baby care desk, pool, seat and other facilities for the mother to change diapers, nursing or
temporary use of the room.
2.0.36 Safety warning lines Safety Warning line
is used to define and classify hazardous areas, to convey to people information about certain precautions or warnings to avoid
personal injury.
3 Design requirements for barrier-free facilities
3.1 Edge Stone Ramp

3.1 Edge Stone Ramp
3.1.1 Margin stone ramp shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 margin stone slope should be flat, anti-skid
, 2 edge stone ramp between the groove and the roadway should not have a high difference, when there is a high difference,
the ground above the roadway should
not be greater than 10mm; 3 It is preferable to choose the full width single sided slope stone ramp.
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The slope of the 3.1.2 incline shall conform to the following

provisions:1 the slope of the full-width single-sided slope should not
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be greater than that of 1:20, and the slope of the front and side of research, judicial architecture
23-sided slope should not be greater than 1:12; 3 The slope of other forms of edge stone ramps should not be greater than 8.3 Education Architecture
1:12. 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
The width of the 3.1.3 slope shall conform to the following Building
provisions:1 The width of the full-width single-sided slope stone ramp should 8.5 Welfare and special
be the same width as the sidewalk; 2 The width of the front ramp should not be less than 1.20m on three sides service buildings
of the slope stone ramp; 3 The groove width of other forms of margin stone ramps should not be less than 1.50m. 8.6 Sport Buildings
3.2 Blind Road 8.8 Commercial Service
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3.2 Blind Road
8.9 Bus Terminal
3.2.1 Blind Road shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 Blind Road According to its use function can be divided into the travel blind road and hint Blind road;
2 Blind Road of the road should be projecting 4mm high
; 3 Blind Road laying should be continuous, should avoid the trees (cavities), telephone poles, pull line and other obstacles,
other facilities shall not Occupy Blind road;
4 Blind road color should be compared with the color of the adjacent sidewalk pavement, and coordinate with the surrounding
landscape, preferably in yellow;
5 Blind Road profile surface should be anti-skid.
3.2.2 Marching Blind Road shall comply with the following

provisions: 1 Marching blind Road should be consistent with the direction of sidewalk;
2 travel blind road width should be 250mm ~ 500mm;
3 Travel Blind Road in the fence, Hua Tai, green belt 250mm ~ 500mm set;
4 travel Blind Road should be set at the edge of the tree pool 250mm~ 500mm, if there is no tree pool, travel Blind Road and
the road edge of the stone along the same horizontal plane, the road margin stone should not be less than 500mm, the road
edge of the blind road than the stone along the low, from the edge of the stone should not be less than 250mm; Blind Road
should avoid the location of non-motorized parking;
5 The tactile strip specifications of the marching blind road shall conform to the provisions of table 3.2.2.
table 3.2.2 Travel Blind road tactile bar specifications
Parts Size requirements (mm)
Wide 25
Bottom width 35
Height 4
Center Distance 62 ~ 75
3.2.3 Hint Blind road shall comply with the following
provisions:1 March Blind Road in the beginning, the end, the corner and other needs should be set the prompt blind road, when
the width of blind road is not 300mm, the width of the hint blind road should
be greater than the width of the travel blind Road; 2 hint blind Road The tactile dot specification shall conform to the provisions
of table 3.2.3.
Table 3.2.3 tips for blind touch dot specifications
Parts Size requirements (mm)
Surface diameter 25
Bottom diameter 35
Dot Height 4
Dot Center Distance 50
3.3 Barrier-free entrance

3.3 Barrier-free entrance
3.3.1 Barrier-free entrances include the following categories:
1 horizontal slope entrance;
2 at the same time set the entrance and exit of stairs and wheelchair ramps; 3
Set the entrance and exit of the stair and the lifting platform at the same time .
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3.3.1 1th Flat slope out of the entrance, is the most convenient for people in the passage of the barrier-free entrance, the
entrance not only facilitates a variety of mobility inconvenience of the crowd, but also to other people to bring convenience,
should be in the project, especially in large public buildings preferred choice. The 3rd paragraph mainly applies to the following
situations: in the construction of access to the barrier-free renovation, because the site conditions are limited and unable to
build ramps, you can use a small footprint lift platform to replace wheelchair ramps. General new buildings do not advocate
such practices.
3.3.2 Accessibility should comply with the following provisions:
1 The ground should be smooth and non-slip;
2 The hole width of outdoor ground water filter operator should not be greater than 15mm;
3 At the same time, the entrance and exit of the stair and lifting platform shall be applied only to the works which cannot be
modified by site restriction, and shall conform to the relevant provisions of 3rd 7.3 of this code.
4 In addition to the entrance of the flat slope, the net depth of the platform of the barrier-free entrance of the building shall not 8.2 Office, scientific
be less than 1.50m when the door is fully open; research, judicial architecture
5 Buildings barrier-free entrance of the foyer, Hall, such as set two doors, door opening at the same time the distance between 8.3 Education Architecture
the two doors should not be less than 1.50m; 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
6 A canopy should be installed above the barrier-free entrance of the building. Building
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service buildings
3.3.2 The 1th section of the entrance of the ground should do anti-skid treatment, for people in and out of the convenience,
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especially rain and snow weather especially need.
The 2nd general design does not advocate the outdoor ground filter operator set in the commonly used pedestrian road, the
limit of its hole width is to prevent the wheel of the wheelchair, blind rod, etc., to the normal walking people also provide
Building
convenience.
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The 4th section of the building population platform is the traffic flow of the distribution zone, especially public buildings appear
more prominent, both to facilitate the passage and rotation of wheelchairs, but also to other people's access and stay to bring
convenience and security. If the depth of the entrance platform is very small, it will cause the door to push the door down the
steps, a little attention to the risk of falling, it is necessary to limit the minimum depth of the building entrance platform.
5th entrance foyer, Hall set two door, when the wheelchair in the passage, to avoid the door door open after the collision of the
wheelchair, so to open the door after the minimum spacing to make a limit.
3.3.3 Barrier-free entrance of wheelchair ramps and slopes of the population should meet the following provisions:
1 The slope of theentrance of the slope should not be greater than 1:20, when the site conditions are relatively good, should not
be greater than the flat;
2 at the same time to set the entrance and exit of stairs and wheelchair ramps, the slope of the wheelchair ramp shall conform
to the relevant provisions of section 3.4 of this code.
3.4 Wheelchair Ramps

3.4 Wheelchair Ramps
3.4.1 Wheelchair ramps should be designed in straight, right-angled or foldback form.

3.4.1 Ramp Form Design, should be based on the surrounding situation comprehensive consideration, in order to avoid
wheelchair people on the slope of the center of gravity to tilt the risk of fall, the ramp should not be designed to be round or
curved.
the net width of the 3.4.2 wheelchair ramp should not be less than 1.00m, and the net width of wheelchair ramps for barrier-free
entrances should not be less than 1.20m. Click to ▲ Collection of provisions
3.4.2 Ramp width should first meet evacuation requirements, when the width of the ramp is not less than 1. When OOm, can
guarantee a wheelchair passage, the width of the ramp is not less than 1.20m, can guarantee a wheelchair and a person on the
side of the road, the ramp width of not less than 1.50m, can ensure that a wheelchair and a person positive relative passage,
the ramp width of not less than 1.80m, can ensure that the two wheelchair front of the opposite.
3.4.3 The height of the wheelchair ramp exceeds 300mm and the slope is greater than 1:20, the handrail should be set on both
sides, and the handrail of the ramp and rest platform shall be consistent, and the handrail shall conform to the relevant
provisions of section 3.8 of this specification.
3.4.3 when the height of the wheelchair ramp is 300mm or less, or when the slope is less than or equal to 1:20, the wheelchair
and other persons with disabilities can basically not use the handrail; but when the height exceeds 300mm and the slope is
greater than 1:20, it is safer to take the handrail on the action. So this situation requires handrails on both sides of the ramp.
The maximum height and horizontal length of the 3.4.4 wheelchair ramp shall conform to table 3.4.4.
Table 3.4.4 Maximum height and horizontal length of wheelchair ramps
Slope 1:20 1:16 1:12 1:10 1:8
Maximum
1.20 0.90 0.75 0.60 0.30
height (m)
horizontal
24.00 14.40 9.00 6.00 2.40
Length (m)
Note: Other slopes can be calculated using the insertion method.
The slope of the 3.4.4 wheelchair ramp can be selected in accordance with the maximum height of the ramp, and a relatively
steep slope can be chosen, but not less than 1:8, when the height of the ramps is less than 300mm. Ramps can also be set up
in the height of the total ramp lift, but a rest platform should be set in the middle, and the relationship between elevation and
slope of each ramp can be performed according to table 3.4.4. It is safer and more comfortable to make the ramp less than
1:12 of the slope when conditions are in place.
The slope of the 3.4.5 wheelchair ramp should be flat, non-slip and non-reflective.
3.4.5 This article requires that the slope of the ramp level, anti-skid is for wheelchair travel smooth, on the slope should not add
protection slider or the slope to make 礓 cuo form, because the wheelchair driving on this slope will feel poor driving.
the horizontal length of the 3.4.6 wheelchair ramp start, end and intermediate platform should not be less than 1.50m. Click to
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Safety blocking measures should be set up on the side of 3.4.7 wheelchair ramp.
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3.4.8 Wheelchair ramps shall be provided with a barrier-free mark, and the barrier-free mark shall conform to the relevant service buildings
provisions of section 3.16 of this code. 8.6 Sport Buildings
3.5 Barrier-free access, doors
3.5 Barrier-free access, doors Building
3.5.1 the width of the barrier-free passage shall comply 8.9 Bus Terminal
with the following provisions:1 indoor walkway should not be less than 1.20m, more people or more concentrated large public 8.10 Public Parking (library)
buildings of the
indoor aisle width should not be less than 1.80m, 2 outdoor channels should not be less than 1.50m;
3 The gate, the settlement mouth wheelchair channel should not be less than 900mm.
3.5.2 Barrier-free passage shall comply with the
following provisions: 1 the barrier-free passage shall be continuous, its ground should be flat, non-slip, reflective small or non
-reflective, and should not be set thick carpet; 2 when there is a high difference in the barrier-free passage , a wheelchair ramp
should be
set up; 3 The hole width of the rainwater operator on the outdoor channel
should not be greater than 15mm; 4 fixed in barrier-free access walls, The height of the object or sign on the column should not
be less than 2.00m, if less than 2.00m, the width of the part should not be greater than 100mm, if the protruding part is greater
than 100mm, the height from
the ground should be less than 600mm; 5 oblique escalator, When the lower space of the staircase can be entered, a safety
stop card should be set.
3.5.2 The 4th object includes: Signs, telephones, fire extinguishers and other potential harm to the visually impaired objects,
unless these objects are set in the rod can be touched within the range, if these objects from the height of the ground is not
greater than 600mm, visual impairment can be used for staff to touch these objects. It is also possible to avoid damage by
placing objects in recessed spaces at design time. The detected object does not reduce the net width of the barrier-free
passage.
The barrier-free design of the 3.5.3 door shall comply
with the following provisions:1 should not adopt the force of the spring door is not straight use of spring doors, glass doors,
when the use of
glass doors, there should be an eye-catching warning signs; 2 Automatic door opening after the net width should not be less
than
1.00m, open doors, sliding doors, folding door opening after the net width should not be less than 800mm, when conditions,
should not
be less than 900mm; 4 in the door and exterior should be left a diameter not less than 1.50m Wheelchair rotation space;
5 in a single-fan flat door, sliding doors, folding door door handle side of the wall, should be set width of not less than 400mm
wall
; 6 casement door, sliding door, folding doors should be set from 900mm of the handle, it is advisable to set the line of sight to
observe the glass, And it is advisable to install the door in the range of
350mm, 7 threshold height and interior and exterior ground height difference should not be greater than 15mm
, and the slope of the transition; 8 The Doors
on the barrier-free channel should be easy to switch; 9 With the surrounding wall has a certain color contrast, easy to identify.
The barrier-free design of a door in a 3.5.3 building includes its form, specification, opening width design, which needs to be
considered for its ease of use and safety. In wheelchairs, the net width of the wheelchair is 750mm, and the width of some
models of electric wheelchairs is increasing, so the net width of the doors is 900mm.
in order to open the door in the wheelchair close to the doors, the wall on the side of the doorknob should be left with a width of
not less than 400mm, so that the wheelchair can be close to the door handle.
sliding door, the handle should choose a cross-grip knob or U-shaped handle, if the use of circular rotating handle, will give the
disabled person of the hand obstacles. The door panel is installed underneath the doors to prevent the wheel from breaking.
It is recommended to use the door of automatic opening and closing through the button, and the space size requirement of the
door and the periphery shall satisfy this article. The button height is 0.90m ~ 1.10m.

3.6.1 Stairs shall comply with the following provisions:
1 should be a straight-line
staircase; 2 The stair width of public building should not be less than 280mm, the tread height
should not be greater than 160mm; 3 Should not use a non-kicking surface and the right angle of the
margin of the tread; 4 it is
advisable to do handrails on both sides; 5 If a railing staircase is used,
it is advisable to set up a safety blocking measure under the railing; 6 tread should be flat anti-skid or in front of the edge of the
defensive slider;
7 distance from the beginning and end of the 250mm~300mm should be 8.2 Office, scientific
prompted Blind Road; 8 tread and the color of the kick face should be
differentiated and contrasted; 9 stairs up and down the first order should be different from the platform in color or material. Click
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3.6.1 stairs are building parts for vertical traffic between floors.
service buildings
The 1th paragraph, such as the use of curved staircase, will give the people who have difficulty in mobility to fear, so that their
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exertion or fall accident, so the barrier-free staircase should be used straight stairs.
3rd of the front of the tread if there is a prominent part, should be designed into a circular arc, should not be designed to form a
right angle, in case the crutch head tripped off and the upper scraping touch. Building
the 5th section, under the railing, sets the safety barrier to prevent the crutches from slipping sideways and causing a fall. 8.9 Bus Terminal
Occlusion measures can be a height of not less than 50mm of the safety of the platform, can also do with the ground space is
not more than 100mm oblique railing and so on.
7th from the beginning of the tread and the end of the 250mm ~ 300mm setting hint Blind road is to suggest that the visual
impairment is located near the location of the high difference.
the 8th stair tread and the ladder surface color should be differentiated and contrast, in order to arouse the user's vigilance and
to facilitate the identification of amblyopia.
The barrier-free design of the 3.6.2 steps shall conform
to the following provisions:1 the indoor and outdoor step width of public building should not be less than 300mm, tread height
should not be greater than 150mm, should not be less than 100mm; 2 tread should be anti-slip;
steps 33 and above should be provided with handrails on both sides,
and the first order of 4 steps upstream and downstream should be significantly different from other orders in color or material.
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3.7.1 Elevators should meet the following requirements:
1 The depth of the hall should not beless than 1.50m, the public buildings and the provision of bed ladder hall depth should not
be less than 1.80m;
2 Call button height is 0.90m ~ 1.10m;
3 The net width of elevator openings should not be less than 900mm;
4 Elevator out of the entrance should be set hint blind road;
5 The waiting Hall shall be provided with a lift to operate the display device and arrival sound.
3.7.1 1th Elevator is included in wheelchairs, including the use of the most frequent and convenient vertical transport facilities,
wheelchair passengers in the elevator hall, to change position and wait, so the depth of the hall to achieve 1.80m more
suitable, residential waiting hall should not be less than 1.50m.
The 4th section on the floor of the elevator entrance is set up to indicate that the blind road sign is intended to inform the
visually impaired of the exact location and waiting location of the elevator.
5th Elevator Running display specifications should not be less than 50mmx50mm, in order to facilitate the amblyopia to
understand the operation of the elevator.
3.7.2 elevator car should comply with the following provisions:
1 car door opening net width should not be less than 800mm;
2 on the side wall of the car should be set high 0.90m ~ 1.10m with Braille selection button, Braille should be set next to the
button;
3 The three wall of the car shall be provided with a height of 850mm ~ 900mm handrails and handrails shall conform to the
relevant provisions of section 3.8 of this Code;
4 The car should be provided with elevator running display device and the sound of the report layer;
5 car front height 900mm to the top should be installed mirror or using a mirror-effect material;
6 Car specifications should be based on the nature of the building and the use of different requirements. The minimum size
should not be less than 1.40m depth, width should not be less than 1.10m; Medium specification for depth should not be less
than 1.60m, width should not be less than 1.40m; Medical buildings and the elderly building should choose the special bed
elevator;
7 Elevator position shall be provided with a barrier-free mark, the barrier-free mark shall conform to the relevant provisions of
section 3.16 of this code.
3.7.2 This article is a requirement for barrier-free elevators in terms of specifications and facilities. The net width of the door
opening should not be less than 800mm for the convenience of wheelchair-accessible elevator cars. If a small ladder of
1.40mx1.10m is used, the wheelchair cannot be turned back after entering the elevator, it can only be a positive step
backwards, or backward into the front. Using the medium ladder of the 1.60mx1.40m, the wheelchair enters the elevator
immediately after the front, can turn directly after the front exit elevator. Medical buildings and elderly buildings should choose a
special bed elevator to meet the stretcher bed in and out.
3.7.3 Lifting platform shall comply with the following
provisions:1 lifting platform only applicable to the site limited renovation
works; 2 The depth of vertical lifting platform should not be less than 1.20m, width should not be less than 900mm, should be 8.2 Office, scientific
set up handrails, baffle and call control buttons; research, judicial architecture
3 The vertical lifting platform of the foundation pit should be used to prevent accidental entry of safety precautions; 8.3 Education Architecture
4 Inclined lifting platform width should not be less than 900mm, the depth should not be less than 1.00m, should be set up 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
handrails and baffles; Building
5 The conveying device of the vertical lifting platform shall have a reliable safety protection device. 8.5 Welfare and special
service buildings
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3.8 Armrest Building
3.8.1 Barrier-free single-layer armrest height should be 850mm ~ 900mm, Barrier-free double-handrail Upper armrest 8.9 Bus Terminal
height should be 850mm ~ 900mm, the lower
armrest height should be 650mm ~ 700mm. Click to ▲ Collection of provisions
The 3.8.1 armrest is an important auxiliary facility that assists people in maintaining a balanced body and assisting users in
their travels, avoiding the risk of falling. The position, height, firmness and suitable form of handrail installation will directly affect
the effect of the use. The handrail height of barrier-free staircase and stair should be from the step leading edge line, and the
height of handrail should meet the requirements of other specifications.
3.8.2 Handrails should be kept coherent, the beginning and end of the handrail against the wall should extend not less than
300mm length.
3.8.3 to the end should be turned inward to the wall or downward extension of not less than 100mm, railing handrails should be
curved downward or extended to the ground fixed. Click to ▲ Collection of provisions
3.8.3 in order to avoid people in the use of handrails after the sudden feeling of the arm slipping down the armrest, when the
armrest is against the wall of the handrail, the end of the handrail is treated, making it obvious feeling conducive to the stability
of the body. It is also intended to facilitate the grip of people with disabilities at the start, down stairs or ramps.
the distance between the interior of the 3.8.4 armrest and the wall should not be less than 40mm. Click to expand the article
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3.8.5 handrails should be sturdy and easy to grip. The diameter of the round armrest should be 35mm ~ 50mm, and the cross
section size of the rectangle should be 35mm ~ 50mm. Click to ▲ Collection of provisions
3.8.5 armrest to be installed firmly, should be able to withstand the weight of more than 100kg, otherwise it will become a new
unsafe factor.
3.8.6 armrest material should choose anti-skid, thermal inert index good material.

3.9.1 The barrier-free design of public toilets shall comply with
the following provisions:1 accessible facilities in the ladies ' room include at least 1 barrier-free toilets and 1 barrier-free
washbasins, and the accessibility facilities of the men's toilets include at least 1 barrier-free toilets, 1 barrier-free urinals and 1
barrier-free washbasins;
2 The entrance and passage of the toilet should be convenient for wheelchair users to enter and swing, the rotation diameter
of not less than 1.50m, 3 doors should be convenient to open,
The net width should not be less than 800mm, 4 ground should be anti-skid, no stagnant water;
5 Accessible toilets shall be provided with a barrier-free mark and the barrier-free mark shall conform to the relevant provisions
of section 3.16 of this code.
3.9.1 The public toilets here refer to the absence of a separate gender-free toilet, but rather the use of toilets in the male and
female toilets that are accessible to the public.
3.9.2 the barrier-free toilet should be in accordance
with the following provisions:1 accessible toilet seat should be convenient for wheelchair access and in and out, the size should
be
2.00mx1.50m, should not be less than 1.80mx1.00m; 2 accessible toilet door open outward , if opened inward, it is necessary
to leave a diameter of not less than 1 after opening the toilet seat. 50m wheelchair swing space, door width should not be less
than 800mm, the outside of the open door should be set high 900mm of the cross-handle, the door in the closed side set high
900mm closing handles, and should be used to open the doors can be emergency
latch; 3 toilet seat should be set up, The toilet seat on both sides of the ground 700mm should be set at a length of not less
than 700mm horizontal safety grip, the other side should be set high 1.40m vertical safety grip.
3.9.2 the barrier-free toilet seat is a barrier-free facility in the toilet and this section provides for the practice of accessibility.
1th, in a public toilet, select a suitable location for convenient access and set up a special toilet seat for 1 wheelchair accessible
toilets. Special toilets are available in both large and small sizes of poorly transposition. In the toilet door outward opening,
large toilet size should be done 2.00mx1.50m, so that the wheelchair can adjust the angle and rotation, wheelchair can be near
the side of the toilet pan in place. Small toilet size should not be less than 1.80mxx1.oom, wheelchair access can not adjust the
angle and rotation, only from the front to the toilet body transfer, and finally back out of the toilet. Therefore, if there is a 8.2 Office, scientific
condition, it is advisable to choose the large toilet seat of the 2.00mx1.50m.
2nd, the door of the barrier-free toilet should be opened outward, the wheelchair needs to pass the area of the net width should
not be less than 800mm, when the door opens, the doors should be set high 900mm door close handle, after wheelchair
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access to facilitate the door closed.
3rd A safety grip is installed on both sides of the toilet (Fig. 3-5), which is used when the wheelchair is moved from the
service buildings
wheelchair to the toilet and the crutch is mounted. Mounted on the wall of the horizontal grip length of 700mm, mounted on the
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other side of the horizontal grip is generally T-shaped, the T-shaped horizontal grip of the length of 550mm ~ 600mm, can be
made into a fixed type, can also be made into a cantilever swivel grip, rotating grip can be done horizontal rotation 90° and
vertical rotation of 90° two kinds, Before use, the grip lever is turned to the wall, does not occupy space, the wheelchair is close Building
to the toilet after the grab lever turned over, to assist the wheelchair from the wheelchair to switch to the toilet. This rotatable 8.9 Bus Terminal
horizontal grip can be 600mm to 700mm in length.
3.9.3 accessible toilets should be designed to meet the following regulations:
1 location is close to the public toilets, should be convenient for wheelchair people and rotation, rotation diameter of not less
than 1.50m
; 2 The area should not be less than 4.00m2

,3 when the use of flat doors, doors should be opened outward, such as open inward, to be opened after the diameter of not
less than 1.50m Wheelchair swing space, the net width
of the door should not be less than 800mm, the flat door should be set to a height of 900mm of the cross-handle, the door in
the side should be
used to open doors can be emergency lock;
4 The ground should be anti-skid, no stagnant water; 5 The interior should be provided with toilet, wash basin, multi-function
table, hanger and call
button;6 The toilet shall conform to the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.2 of this specification, the wash basin shall conform to the
relevant provisions of article 3rd
9.4 of this code;7 Multi-function table length should not be less than 700mm, the width should not be
less than 400mm, height should be 600mm; 8 safety grip should be designed in accordance with
the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.4 of this specification; 9 hangers should not be greater than 1.20m;
10 in the wall next to the toilet should be set high 400mm~500mm Rescue call button;
11 entrance shall be provided with a barrier-free mark, the barrier-free mark shall conform to the relevant provisions of section
3.16 of this code. Click to ▲ Collection of provisions
3.9.3 accessible toilets are small toilets that are gender-sensitive and accessible to both sexes. Can be accompanied by family
members, its convenience is welcomed by a variety of people. As far as possible in public buildings in convenient location, but
also close to public toilets, and with eye-catching barrier-free signs to differentiate. The toilet area is larger than the barrier-free
toilet seat.
3.9.4 the other accessible facilities in the toilets shall comply with the following
provisions:1 The barrier-free urinal should not be greater than 400mm from the ground height, the urinal should be on both
sides of the wall 250mm from the surface, Set the height of 1.20m vertical safety grip, and at 550mm from the wall, set a height
of 900mm horizontal safety grip, and vertical safety grip connection;
2 barrier-free wash basin Nozzle Center distance from the side wall should be greater than 550mm, its bottom should be left
wide 750mm, high 650mm, Deep 450mm for wheelchair people's knees and feet of the mobile space, and in the wash basin
above the installation of mirrors, the tap should be used lever-type faucet or induction automatic water
outlet; 3 safety grip should be installed firmly, the diameter should be 30mm ~ 40mm, the inside distance wall should not be
less than 40mm;
4 The paper feeder should be located in front of the toilet, height is 400mm ~ 500mm.
3.9.4 This article provides for the practice of other accessible facilities in toilets.
The 1th of the low-level urinal on both sides and the upper set safety grip, mainly for the user to the chest to live, so that the
center of gravity more stable.
the 2nd barrier-free wash basin safety grip can be made into two types of floor-standing and cantilevered, but to facilitate the
wheelchair close to the bottom of the basin space. Tap switch should be convenient to open, it is advisable to use automatic
induction water switch.
The 3rd safe Grip is located in the toilet, low-level urinal, wash basin around, is the limb barrier to maintain the body balance
and carry out the necessary safety protection measures. There are many kinds of forms, such as horizontal type, upright type,
revolving type and link type. Safety grip to minimize the floor space, so that the wheelchair close to various facilities in order to 8.2 Office, scientific
achieve a convenient use effect. Safety grip should be installed firmly, should be able to withstand the weight of more than research, judicial architecture
100kg. The inside of the safety grip mounted on the wall is not less than 40mm from the wall surface. 8.3 Education Architecture
3.10 Public Bath Building
3.10 Public Bath service buildings
3.10.1 the accessibility of the public bathroom should be designed to comply 8.6 Sport Buildings
with the following regulations:1 facilities for disabled public bathrooms include 1 wheelchair-accessible showers or bathtubs and
1 barrier-free
sinks; 2 Public bath population and indoor space should be convenient for wheelchair access and use, the bathroom should be Building
able to ensure that the wheelchair rotation, rotation diameter of not 8.9 Bus Terminal
less than 1.50m; 3 bathroom ground should be anti 8.10 Public Parking (library)
-skid, no water; 4 bath entrance should use the movable curtain, when using the open door, The door should be opened
outward, set a height of 900mm of the cross-handle, in the closed doors of the side of a high 900mm door handle, and should
be used to open the
emergency latch; 5 a barrier-free toilet seat should be set.
3.10.1 Public Broadcasting room barrier-free design requirements are the entrance, access, bath and facilities should be
convenient for people with mobility access and use, the public bath room has a shower and bath two, regardless of which,
should be guaranteed to have a barrier-free bath, the other barrier-free wash basin is also necessary for the barrier-free
facilities. The ground practice requires anti-skid and no stagnant water. The entrance of the bath is best to use the activity of
the curtain, such as the use of flat doors, doors should be opened outward, so that one can save the area of the bath, the
second is in emergency situations to facilitate the door open for rescue.
3.10.2 accessible showers shall comply with the following provisions:
1 The width of the short side of the shower should not be less
than 1.50m, 2 bath dissolute height should be 450mm, the depth should
not be less than 450mm; 3 Shower room should be set from the ground height of 700mm horizontal grip and high 1.40m ~
1.60m vertical grip;
4 shower head in the room of the control switch height from the ground should not be greater than 1.20m,
5 towel rack height should not be greater than 1.20m.
3.10.3 accessible bathtubs shall comply with the following provisions:
1 At one end of the bath set convenient access and use of the dissolute, its depth should
not be less than 400mm; 2 The inside of the bath should be provided with a height of 600mm and 900mm horizontal grip, the
horizontal length is not less than 800mm; Bath dissolute on one side of the wall on a high 900mm, horizontal length of not less
than 600mm
of safety grip; 3 Towel rack height should not be greater than 1.20m.

3.11.1 accessible rooms should be located within easy reach, access and evacuation.
3.11.1 accessible rooms should be located in easy access, evacuation and access locations, such as on the ground floor of the
guest room area and close to the service desk, public activity area and safe exits, so as to make it easy for users to reach their
rooms, participate in various activities and evacuate safely.
3.11.2 Room should be space to ensure that the wheelchair rotation, rotation diameter of not less than 1.50m.
3.11.2 room in the need to leave a diameter of not less than 1.50m wheelchair swivel space, can be the width of the channel is
not less than 1.50m, because the channel is the room users open doors, doors and traffic and activities of the hub, access to
clothing in the channel and from the passage into the bathroom, You can also leave a wheelchair with a diameter of not less
than 1.50m on one side of the bed to make it easier for wheelchair users to take care of various related matters.
3.11.3 Accessible room doors shall comply with the relevant provisions of section 3.5 of this code.
3.11.4 accessible rooms in the bathroom should be guaranteed to rotate the wheelchair, rotation diameter of not less than
1.50m, sanitary ware should be set safety grip, its ground, doors, internal facilities shall conform to the provisions of 3rd 9.3, 3rd
10.2 and 3rd. 10.3.
Other provisions of 3.11.5 accessible rooms:
1 bed room distance should not be less than 1.20m
, 2 Home and electrical control switch position and height should be convenient for wheelchair people to approach and use,
The use height of the bed is
450mm; 3 room and toilet should be set high 400mm ~ 500mm rescue Call
button; 4 rooms should be set up for the hearing impaired service with a flashing bell.
The height of the bed of the 3.11.5 room, the height of the toilet, the height of the bath tub or the shower seat, should be
consistent with the standard wheelchair seating to facilitate the transfer by wheelchair. In the appropriate parts of the bathroom
and room, a rescue call button is required.

3.12. The net width after opening of 1 doors and indoor doors shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 3.5 of this
code.
3.12.2 access to the bedroom, living room, kitchen, toilet, pantry and balcony shall be barrier-free and handrails should be set
on either side or both sides as required in section 3.8 of this specification. Building
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3.12.1, 3.12.2 Barrier-free housing and dormitory doors and interior door design to meet the wheelchair requirements. Indoor service buildings
and outdoor channels to meet the requirements of accessibility, to achieve convenient, safe, convenient. In many designs, the 8.6 Sport Buildings
balcony of the floor and the room there is a high difference, or the ground is installed on the floor of the door frame influence 8.7 Cultural Buildings
Barrier-free access, you can set a gentle slope and change the balcony door installation method to solve. 8.8 Commercial Service
3.12.3 bath tub, shower, toilet, wash basin and safety lever shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 3.9, section 3.10 Building
of this code. 8.9 Bus Terminal
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3.12.3 indoor toilet is extremely prone to fall accident place, design to provide users with convenient and secure grip, and
adjust the distance between the sanitary ware according to the requirements of these configurations.
Other provisions of 3.12.4 accessible housing and dormitories:
1 single bedroom size should not be less than 7.00m2 , the double bedroom should not be less than 10.50m2, The bedroom
area of the living room should not be less than 16.00m2, the living room should not be less than 14.00m2, the
kitchen area should not be less than 6.00m2; 2 toilet, Bath (bath tub or shower), wash basin three pieces of sanitary ware toilet
area should not be less than 4.00m2, toilet, bath two pieces of sanitary ware should not be less than 3.00m bathroom area of2;
Wash basin two pieces of sanitary ware toilet area should not be less than 2.50m2, toilet space should not be less than 2.00m2,
3 for wheelchair users of the kitchen, The net width and height below the operating station should not be less than 650mm, the
depth should not be less than 250mm; 4 bedroom
and toilet should be set for Help call button, 5 home and electrical control switch position and height should be convenient for
wheelchair users to close and use;
6 homes and apartments for hearing impaired persons should be equipped with a flashing bell.
3.12.4 according to the classification of the barrier-free use of the population, in the residential building of the inner space, there
is a destination to set up the corresponding barrier-free facilities; If the type of the user is not confirmed at design time, all
facilities should be designed in accordance with the specification once. Indoor each use space area is slightly larger than the
current national standard "residential Design Code" GB 50096-1999 corresponding minimum area standard, for wheelchair
access and stay to provide a certain space. The facilities and furnishings of the barrier-free dormitories are generally installed
at once and all requirements are to be implemented in detail in accordance with this specification.
3.13.1 wheelchair seats should be located in the vicinity of convenient access to the evacuation port and the passage, not
located in the public access area.
3.13.1 wheelchair seats should be located in a convenient location, such as near the evacuation port and the location of the
channel, but should not affect other audience seats, and should not hinder the public access, the route to be convenient, to be
able to easily reach the rest hall and accessible public toilets. Wheelchair seats can be centrally set, can also be divided into
lots set, usually can also be used for the use of movable seats.
The width of the aisle for wheelchair seats in the 3.13.2 audience hall should not be less than 1.20m.
3.13.3 Wheelchair seats on the ground should be flat, anti-skid, at the edge of the installation of railings or bar board.
3.13.3 theaters, halls and other audience halls have a certain degree of slope, but wheelchair seats on the ground to be flat, or
wheelchair tilt placement will create insecurity. To prevent collisions between wheelchair users and other spectator seats, it is
advisable to set up railings or bars around wheelchair seats, but should not obscure the sight of others.
3.13.4 the floor space of each wheelchair seat should not be less than 1.10mx0.80m.
The depth of the 3.13.4 wheelchair is 1.10m, which is roughly the same as the length of the standard wheelchair, and the width
of a wheelchair seat is 800mm, which is the minimum width required to propel the wheelchair with the wheelchair's arm.
The sight of 3.13.5 in wheelchair seats should not be obscured, but should not obscure the sight of others.
3.13.6 1:1 of accompanying seats in a wheelchair seat or in an adjacent auditorium.
3.13.6 considering that most of the people in wheelchairs travel around, for the convenience of the accompanying person. A
certain number of accompanying seats may be set up beside wheelchair seats, and accompanying seats can also be arranged
in the nearby auditorium.
3.13.7 wheelchair seats on the ground should be provided with a barrier-free mark, the barrier-free mark shall comply with the
relevant provisions of section 3.16 of this code.
3.14 parking spaces for wheelchair-accessible vehicles

3.14 parking spaces for wheelchair-accessible vehicles
3.14.1 should be convenient to travel, the shortest distance route parking spaces are wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
3.14.1 regardless of whether it is located on the ground or underground parking, should be convenient, the shortest distance
from the entrance route to the parking space for the barrier-free motor vehicles, if possible to set the barrier-free motor vehicle research, judicial architecture
parking space next to the entrance. 8.3 Education Architecture
3.14.2 car parking space should be flat, non-slip, no water, the ground slope should not be greater than 1:50. 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
3.14.3 accessible car parking on one side, should be set to a width of not less than 1.20m, for wheelchair passengers from Building
wheelchair access directly into the sidewalk and barrier-free entrance. 8.5 Welfare and special
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3.14.3 parking spaces on one side or with the adjacent parking space should be left with a width of more than 1.20m 8.6 Sport Buildings
wheelchair access, convenient for the disabled to get off the bus, adjacent to two car parking spaces can be used to share a 8.7 Cultural Buildings
wheelchair access. 8.8 Commercial Service
3.14.4 car parking spaces on the ground should be coated with parking lines, wheelchair access lines and barrier-free signs. Building
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3.15 Low-level service facilities 8.10 Public Parking (library)
3.15 Low-level service facilities

3.15.1 set the scope of low-level service facilities include information desk, service window, telephone station, security
verification desk, luggage drop-off desk, borrowing desk, various business units, drinking fountains and so on.
3.15.2 Low-level service facilities surface from the ground height should be 700mm ~ 850mm, its lower portion should be at
least a wide 750mm, high 650mm, deep 450mm for wheelchair users of the knee and foot of the mobile space.
3.15.3 Low-level service facilities should be wheelchair swing space, rotation diameter of not less than 1.50m.
3.15.4 Hanging phone should not be higher than 900mm off the ground.
3.15.1-3.15.4 Low-level service facilities can make it easy for wheelchair users or shorter people to access and use various
service facilities. In addition to requiring its upper surface to have a certain height from the ground, it also requires enough
space underneath it to facilitate wheelchair access. The front of it should be left with space for the wheelchair to swing.
3.16 Accessibility Identification System, information barrier-free

3.16 Accessibility Identification System, information barrier-free
3.16.1 the barrier-free mark shall comply with
the following provisions: 1 The barrier-
free sign includes the following: 1) The general accessibility mark shall conform to the
provisions of Appendix A of this Code, 2) the barrier-free facility sign complies with the provisions of Appendix B of this Code;
3) Signs of barrier-free facilities with directions are in accordance with the provisions of Appendix C of this code.
2 Barrier-free signs should be eye-catching, avoid occlusion.
3 Barrier-free signs should be incorporated into the urban environment or within the building's signage system to form a
complete system that clearly indicates the direction and location of the barrier-free facility.
3.16.1 Universal Barrier-free mark is the use of the current national standard "symbol of public information graphic symbols 9th:
Barrier-free facilities symbol" GBJT 10001.9-2008 in the barrier-free facilities mark. The size of the universal barrier-free logos
and graphics matches the distance they are viewed, with specifications of 100mmx100mm ~ 400mmx400mm. In order to be
clear and eye-catching, the two contrasting colors are specified, when the sign is white, the border and wheelchair are black,
the bezel and wheelchair are white when the sign is black. The orientation of the wheelchair should be aligned with the
direction of the guide.
Barrier-free facilities signs and barrier-free signage with directions are also part of the barrier-free logo, which should be
positioned to clearly guide people to the accessibility facilities they need to use.
3.16.2 the Braille logo shall comply with the
following provisions: 1 The Braille mark can be divided into Braille maps,
Braille nameplates, Braille signage, and 2 Braille signs must be in the international common Braille notation.
The 3.16.2 Braille map is located in the entrances and exits of city squares, urban green spaces and public buildings to
facilitate the travel and excursion of visually impaired persons; Braille nameplate is mainly used for low-level push buttons of
barrier-free elevators, pedestrian footbridges and pedestrian handrails, handrails with barrier-free passages, and the support of
barrier-free staircases to help visually impaired persons to discern directions The Braille station is set on the platform of Public
transportation, which leads the visually impaired to take public transportation.
3.16.3 information accessibility shall be in accordance with the
following provisions: 1 according to the requirements, the provision of information barrier-free equipment and facilities, so that
people easily access to all kinds of information; 2 information accessibility equipment and facilities should be in a reasonable
location and layout.
3.16.3 information accessibility means that no person, be it a person or an action disability, whether young or old, regardless of
language, culture and educational background, can access information on an equal, convenient, accessible basis in any
situation, or use common means of communication.
Visually impaired persons are the weakest groups in terms of access to information, and therefore better equipment and
facilities should be provided to the visually impaired to meet their daily needs. Among the facilities for the visually impaired are
blind road, Braille signage, Voice Guidance Guide system (hearing compensation system), library for the Blind (corner), etc.,
equipment for visually impaired persons including portable guide positioning system, barrier-free website and terminal
equipment, reading software, visual aids, information home equipment, etc. Facilities for visually impaired persons should be
contrasted with the background.
The location of the blind road is specified in the other chapters of this specification. The Braille logo is generally set in the floor 8.2 Office, scientific
diagram of buildings often used by people with visual impairments, stairs, handrails, elevator buttons and other parts. Sound research, judicial architecture
signals are suitable for use in urban traffic systems. The visual Impairment library (corner) is a public place that provides access 8.3 Education Architecture
to information for visually impaired persons, and facilities such as barrier-free terminal equipment, screen-reading software, and 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
visual aids should be provided. Portable guide-blind positioning system is a good helper for the visually impaired, and can be Building
used in machine, blind branch and other carriers. Information for people with visual impairments home appliances mainly 8.5 Welfare and special
service buildings
include a ringing kettle and other living facilities.
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The facilities for the hearing impaired include electronic displays, simultaneous sound-transmitting AIDS, warning lights (audible
strobe lights), equipment for the hearing impaired, including video sign language, hearing aids, Videophone, information home
equipment, etc.
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The electronic display should be set on the city road and the building's obvious location, so that people get information in the
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first time. Synchronous sound-transmitting is a set of sound reinforcement transmission system in the building, and the hearing-
impaired person can receive Xin information by holding the terminal. The warning light (sound strobe light) is used for the
direction of personnel escape, should be set on the evacuation route, accompanied by voice prompts. In addition, it is
recommended to have video in place to set up video sign language commentary, home aspects of visual intercom access,
warning lights and other equipment.
Services for the whole society should include signs, signs, floor map, voice prompt system, electronic display, Language
conversion system. Information element Barrier-free facilities are not only applicable to people with disabilities, but in practice it
has benefited everyone in our society. Information Barrier-free development is the symbol of the whole society civilization, is
the epitome of social progress. Information accessibility should enable anyone to access information at any location. Clear
logos and signage make it possible for foreigners to find the right targets for people or language barriers in the first place.
The location of the logo and signage installation should be uniform, mainly set in the place where people need to make
decisions when walking, and the logo and signage size, patterns should be standardized, to avoid installation in the shadow
area or reflective place, and the surrounding background should be contrasted. The floor plan should be arranged in the vicinity
of the building entrance and elevator, and should be accompanied by Braille and voice-prompt facilities.
4 Urban roads
4.1 Scope of implementation

4.1.1 Urban Road Accessibility The scope of the design should include:
1 urban roads at all levels;
2 Main roads of the town;
3 Pedestrian Street;
4 tourist attractions, urban landscape belt of the surrounding roads.
4.1.2 Urban Road, Bridge, tunnel, interchange system should be barrier-free design, accessible facilities should be arranged
along the pedestrian path.
4.1. The barrier-free design of the 3-person-line system includes sidewalks, pedestrian crossings, pedestrian footbridges and
tunnels and bus stops.
4.2 Sidewalk
4.2 Sidewalk
4.2.1 Sidewalk slope design shall be in accordance with the following provisions
: 1 sidewalk at various intersections, various entrances and exits must be set up the
margin stone ramp; 2 crosswalk must be set on both ends of the edge stone ramp.
4.2.2 Sidewalk Blind Road settings shall comply with the following provisions
: 1 The main street of the city, pedestrian street sidewalk
should be set up blind road; 2 visually impaired the area around
the region should be set blind road; 3 The upper and lower slope edge of the ramp should be
set to prompt Blind road; 4 The Blind road of the entrance and exit of the road periphery and building should be connected with
the road Blind Road.
Wheelchair Ramps for 4.2.3 sidewalks shall be set according to the
following provisions: 1 The walkway shall be provided with a wheelchair
ramp at the same time; The 2 wheelchair ramps shall be set to avoid interference with pedestrian traffic and other facilities.
4.2.4 Sidewalk service facilities shall be set up in accordance with
the following provisions: 1 facilities should be set up for disabled persons
and 2 should be provided with touch and sound integrated information service facilities for visually impaired persons;
3 Setting up the screen information service facilities, it is advisable to provide on-screen sign language and subtitle
Information Service for Xin people, and 4 low-level service facilities should
be convenient for wheelchair users; 5 when setting up a rest seat, Wheelchair space should be set.
4.3 Crosswalk
4.3 Crosswalk
The barrier-free design within the 4.3.1 crosswalk shall comply with the
following provisions: 1 The width of the crosswalk
should meet the wheelchair demand; 2 the form of pedestrian refuges
should be convenient for wheelchair users; 3 The pedestrian crossing in the central area of the city and the area of visual
impairment should be equipped with a sound prompting device.
4.4 Pedestrian bridges and tunnels
Building
4.4 Pedestrian bridges and tunnels 8.5 Welfare and special
The setting of the 4.4.1 Blind Road shall comply with service buildings
the following provisions: 1 The Travel blind Road set in the sidewalk should be connected with the blind road of the pedestrian 8.6 Sport Buildings
overpass and the entrance of the tunnel; 8.7 Cultural Buildings
2 pedestrian overpass and tunnel exit should be set up a hint blind road; 8.8 Commercial Service
3 from each step and ramp start and end of 250mm ~ 500mm should be set hint blind road, its length should be corresponding Building
to the ramp, Ladder Road. 8.9 Bus Terminal
4.4. The selection of 2 pedestrian footbridges and tunnel ramps and accessible lifts shall comply with the following provisions: 8.10 Public Parking (library)
1 requirements for wheelchair-accessible pedestrian footbridges and tunnels should be set up ramps, when the ramp is difficult
to set up a barrier-free elevator;
2 The net width of the ramp should not be
less than 2.00m; the slope of the 3
ramp should not be greater than 1:12; the slope of the 4 arc-shaped ramp
shall be calculated with the slope of the inner edge of the arc; 5 ramp height per 1.50m Should be set to a depth of not less
than
2.00m intermediate platform; 6 The slope of the ramp should be flat and non-skid.
4.4.3 armrest settings shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 pedestrian overpass and tunnels on both sides of the ramp should be provided with handrails, handrails should be
set
up, the next two layers; 2 under the railing should be set up safety blocking measures;
3 The horizontal section of the armrest should be installed with a Braille nameplate.
4.4.4 When pedestrian footbridges and tunnels can not meet the wheelchair requirements, it is advisable to consider the safe
passage of the ground.
4.4. When the triangle clearance height under the 5 footbridge bridge is less than 2.00m, the protective equipment should be
installed and the warning blind Road should be set up outside the protective facilities.
4.5 Bus Station

4.5 Bus Station
4.5.1 Bus station platform design shall comply with the following provisions
: 1 Platform effective width should not be less than
1.50m, 2 in the lane between the separation with the bus station should be convenient for wheelchair users.
4.5.2 Blind Road and Braille information arrangement shall conform to the following
provisions: 1 platform distance curbs 250mm ~ 500mm should be set to prompt blind road, the length should be the length of
the
bus station should correspond; 2 When the sidewalk is equipped with a blind road system, it should be connected with the blind
road
of the bus station; 3 It is advisable to set up Braille or voice prompt service facilities, the location, height, form and content of
the Braille stop should be convenient for the use of visually impaired persons.
4.6 Barrier-Free identification system

4.6 Barrier-Free identification system
4.6.1 the location of the barrier-free facility is not obvious, the corresponding barrier-free identification system should be set
up.
4.6.2 Barrier-free signs should be arranged along the pedestrian path, constituting the identification guide system.
4.6.3 Barrier-free signs should be arranged in coordination with other traffic signs.
5 City Square

5.1.1 City Square The scope of the barrier-free design should include the
following: 1 public activities
Square, 2 traffic distribution plaza.
5.2 Implementation site and design requirements

5.2 Implementation site and design requirements
The parking number of the public parking lot in 5.2.1 City Plaza shall be set at least 1 parking spaces for wheelchair-
accessible motor vehicles under 50 vehicles, and no less than 2 wheelchair-accessible parking spaces should be set up below
100 vehicles, and more than 100 vehicles should be provided with no-obstacle parking spaces for vehicles with a total parking
number of 2%.
5.2.2 City Square ground should be flat, non-slip, not stagnant water.
5.2.3 City Plaza Blind Road should be set up in accordance with 8.2 Office, scientific
the following provisions:1 when there are steps or ramps, from each step and ramp from the beginning and end of 250mm ~
500mm should be set the hint blind road, its length should be corresponding to the steps, ramps, The width should be 250mm ~
500mm
Building
; 2 when walking blind road in the sidewalk, you should connect with the hint blind road.
5.2.4 City Square The ground has the high difference when the ramp and the barrier-free elevator choice should accord
service buildings
with the following stipulation: 1 The setting stair should
8.6 Sport Buildings
also set up the wheelchair ramp; 2 When the wheelchair ramps are difficult to set up, Accessible elevators can be set up.
service facilities in the 5.2.5 City Plaza should be accompanied by low-level service facilities.
5.2.6 Male and female public toilets shall meet the relevant provisions of section 8.13 of this code. Building
the location of the barrier-free facilities of the 5.2.7 City square shall be provided with a barrier-free mark, and the barrier-free 8.9 Bus Terminal
mark shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 3.16 of this code, and the barrier-free facilities marked with the direction
of instruction shall form a guidance system to meet the continuity of the passage.
6 Urban Greenland

6.1.1 Urban green space The scope of barrier-free design should include the
following: 1 of the city's various types of parks, including integrated parks, community parks, special-type parks, strip Parks
, street-side green space, 2 of the open green space in the secondary green space;
3 Other green areas open to the public.
6.2 Park Green

6.2 Park Green
The total number of parking spaces in the 6.2.1 Park Greenfield parking lot should be set at least 1 wheelchair-accessible
parking places under 50 vehicles, and no less than 2 barrier-free vehicles should be set below 100 vehicles
motor vehicle parking spaces, more than 100 units should be set up at least 2% of the total number of car parking spaces
without obstacles.
6.2.2 The barrier-free design of the ticket office shall
comply with the following provisions: 1 The main entrance of the
ticket office should be set up a low ticket window, 2 Low ticket window with the above ground has a high difference, should be
wheelchair ramps and not less than 1.50m X 1.50m platform;
3 Ticketing window should be set before the blind Road, from the box office outside the wall should be 250mm ~ 500mm.
6.2.3 The entrance of the yuan barrier design shall be in accordance
with the following provisions: 1 The main entrance should be set to barrier-free entrance, equipped with automatic ticket gate
equipment access, should also be set up
for wheelchair users of the ticket gates; 2 The width of the barrier channel of the entrance gate should not be
less than 1.20m, and the distance between the 3 entrances and exits should not be less than 900mm.
6.2.4 Barrier-free tour should comply with the following
provisions: 1 Barrier-free tour main Garden Road should be combined with Park Green main road set, should be able to reach
some of the main scenic spots and attractions, and should form a loop, longitudinal slope less than 5%, Mountain Park Green
The Barrier-free tour of the main garden road longitudinal slope should be less than 8%, obstacle-free tour main Garden
Road not set up stairs, Ladder road, must be set
up at the same time to set up wheelchair ramps; 2 barrier-free tour of the park Road should be able to connect the main
attractions, and the barrier-free tour of the main garden road connected to form a When a loop cannot be formed, it should be
Easy to turn back, barrier-free tour of the Branch Garden Road and the longitudinal slope should be less than 8%, the
slope of more than 8%, the road should be
anti-skid treatment, and not wheelchair-accessible; 3 Garden Road slope is greater than 8%, it
is advisable to set up a rest platform on the roadside every 10.00m ~ 20.OOm; 4 Adjacent to the Lakeshore barrier-free Tour
Park Road should be set guardrail, height of not
less than 900mm;5 in the terrain of the location of the area should be set
to prevent jealousy facilities and safety warning line;6 The road surface should be flat, non-slip, not loose, The pit cover
plate on the garden road should be flush with the road surface, and the width of the drainage grates hole should not be greater
than 15mm.
6.2.5 The barrier-free design should meet the following provisions:
1 main entrance or barrier-free tour along the park Road should be set a certain area of the barrier-free recreation area;
2 Barrier-free recreation area should be convenient wheelchair access, there is a high difference should be set up wheelchair
ramps, the ground should be flat
, non-slip, not loose; 3 barrier-free area of the square tree pool should be higher out of the square floor, and square ground
cephalic tree pool should be added grates.
6.2.6 The barrier-free design of conventional facilities shall comply with
the following provisions: 1 in major entrances, major attractions and scenic spots, recreational facilities, service facilities, public
facilities and management facilities in the accessible recreation Area shall be accessible
; 2 The barrier-free design of recreational facilities shall comply with
the following provisions: 1) in the absence of special landscape requirements, should be set as a
barrier-free recreational facilities; 2) single building and composite building including pavilions, corridors, pavilions, flower racks, 8.2 Office, scientific
if there are Taiwan Ming and steps, Taiwan Ming is not too high, The entrance shall be provided with ramps, and the building research, judicial architecture
interior shall meet without 8.3 Education Architecture
Barrier Passage; 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
3) The entrance of the building courtyard and the Courtyard square, the channel has the high difference, should set up the Building
wheelchair ramp; there should be at least two barrier-free entrances when there are more than three entrances. 8.5 Welfare and special
service buildings
The width of the inner corridor or channel of the building yard should not
8.6 Sport Buildings
be less than 1.20m; 4) The pier and the barrier-free Park Road and the square connecting place
should be provided with wheelchair ramps; 5) The bridge on the barrier-free tour should be a Pingqiao or a small arch bridge
with a slope below 8%. Width should not be less than 1.20m, the bridge should be anti-skid, the two sides should be set
Building
railings. Deck and garden
8.9 Bus Terminal
When the road and square are connected with a high difference, a wheelchair ramp should be set.
3 The design of the meta-barrier of the service facilities
shall be in accordance with the following provisions: 1) the sales window
of the shop should be provided with a low window; 2) The entrance of cafes, cafes, restaurants and photographic departments
should be accessible and accessible. A certain number of wheelchair seats should be
provided; 3) service desk, Business Desk, information desk, sales counter, etc. should have low-level facilities.
4 The barrier-free design of public facilities shall comply with
the following provisions: 1) Public toilets shall meet the relevant provisions of section 8.13 of this code, large-scale garden
buildings and major
tourist attractions shall be provided with accessible toilets; 2) drinking fountains, hand sinks, The setting of the litter box should
be convenient for wheelchair users;
3) The Visitor Service Center shall comply with the relevant provisions of section 8.8 of
this code; 4) Wheelchair seating space should be set up next to the rest seat.
5 The barrier-free design of the management facility shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 8.2 of this code.
6.2.7 Identification and information shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 The main entrances, barrier-free access, parking spaces, building entrances, public toilets and other accessible
facilities should be placed in a barrier-free sign, and should form a complete barrier-free
Identify the system, clearly indicate the direction and location of the barrier-free facility, and the accessibility mark shall be
in accordance with
the relevant provisions of section 3.16; 2 should be set up the system of road signs, positioning map, scenic
spots and garden in the description of the park; 3 entrances and exits should be equipped with accessible location map,
Barrier-free tour map
;4 Dangerous areas should be provided with necessary warnings, signs and safety warning lines.
6.2.8 Special requirements for different types of park spaces:
1 large botanical gardens should be equipped with a blind plant area or a plant corner, and provide facilities for the use of visual
impairments such as
voice services and Braille nameplates; 2 The exhibition area, display area and animal display area of the zoo should be
provided with a convenient window or location for wheelchair-accessible visitors.
6.3 Affiliated green space

6.3 Affiliated green space
The open green space in 6.3.1 attached green space should be designed without barrier.
The Barrier-free design in the 6.3.2 affiliated Greenbelt shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 6.2 and section 7.2 of
this code.
6.4 Other green areas

6.4 Other Greenland
6.4.1 The open green space in other green spaces should be designed without obstacles.
6.4.2 Design of other green spaces shall conform to the relevant provisions of section 6.2 of this code.
7 Residential and residential buildings
7.1 Roads
7.1 Roads
7.1.1 Residential area Road to carry out the scope of the barrier-free design should include residential road, community
Road, Group Road, the sidewalks of the inter-dwelling path.
7.1.2 Residential Grade road barrier-free design shall conform to the relevant provisions of the 4th chapter of this code.

The barrier-free design of 7.2.1 residential green space shall comply
with the following provisions: 1 The scope of the barrier-free design and the types of buildings in the residential green areas
include: entrances, trails, physical facilities, children
's playgrounds, leisure squares, fitness sports grounds, public toilets, etc.;
2 Base floor slope not more than 5% of residential areas should meet the requirements of barrier-free, floor slope greater than
5% of residential areas, should be set at least 1 to meet accessibility
3 to meet the barrier-free residential green space, close to the barrier-free housing and dormitories and residential building Building
settings, and through the barrier-free access. 8.5 Welfare and special
7.2.2 The entry and exit shall comply with service buildings
the following provisions: 1 The main entrances and exits of residential green spaces shall be set as barrier-free entrances; 8.6 Sport Buildings
when there are more than 3 entrances, there should 8.7 Cultural Buildings
be no less than 2 barrier-free entrances; 2 The main activity square in the living green space and the ground or road surface 8.8 Commercial Service
height difference is less than 300mm, all entrances and exits should be barrier-free entrance; When the high difference is Building
greater than 300mm, the 8.9 Bus Terminal
Entry of less than 3, all entrances and exits should be barrier-free entrance, when the entrance is 3 or more than 3, should 8.10 Public Parking (library)
be set at least 2 barrier-free entrance
; 3 Group green space, open house green space, children's activity field, fitness Stadium entrance should be set hint blind road.
7.2.3 and rest facilities shall comply with the following provisions:
1 The swimming trails in the green space should be barrier-free, and the longitudinal slope of Wheelchair Park Road should not
be greater than 4%; Wheelchair lanes should not be
greater than 8; 2 Living in green space in the swimming trails and garden architecture, garden pieces such as pavilions,
corridors, flower racks and other leisure facilities should not be set above the 450mm of the table or stairs; When you must set
up, you should
At the same time, a wheelchair ramp is set up and a
hint Blind Road is provided at the entrance of the rest facility; 3 green space and Plaza when you set up a rest seat, you should
leave a wheelchair.
7.2.4 Activity venue shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 forest lower berth to install the activity site, to plant Joe Surgery-based, under the forest clearance not less than
2.20m;
7.3 Supporting public Facilities

7.3 Supporting public Facilities
7.3.1 Residential neighborhood, health stations, gyms, property management, clubs, community centers, businesses and
other services for the residents of the building should be installed barrier-free entrance. Buildings with elevators should be
equipped with at least 1 barrier-free elevators, and multi-storey buildings without elevators should have at least 1 barrier-free
staircases.
7.3.2 Public toilets for use by residents shall meet the relevant provisions of section 8.13 of this code.
7.3.3 Parking and garages shall comply with the following
provisions: 1 residential parking lots and garages should be equipped with no less than 0.5% of the car parking spaces, if there
are multiple parking lots and garages, it is advisable to set up no less than 1 parking spaces for disabled vehicles per place;
2 parking spaces in the ground car park should be located close to the entrance and exit settings of the parking lot. Conditional
residential areas should be close to the residential population to set up a barrier
-free motor vehicle parking space; The 3-car garage entrance should be accessible. The garage set on the non-first floor
should have barrier-free access to the barrier-free elevator or accessible staircase to the first floor.

The scope of barrier-free design for 7.4.1 residential buildings should include residential and apartment, dormitory building
(staff dormitory, student dormitory) and so on.
The Barrier-free design of the 7.4.2 residential building shall comply
with the following provisions: 1 the residential building of the elevator should be set up at least 1 barrier-free entrances,
accessible through the barrier-free access to the elevator hall, low-rise and multi-storey residential buildings without elevators,
When the barrier-free housing and dormitory, should be set up barrier-free
entrance; 2 The residential building of the elevator should be set up at least 1 accessible elevators with direct access to the
door floor.
7.4.3 Residential buildings should be set at every 100 sets of housing no less than 2 sets of barrier-free housing.
7.4.4 Barrier-free housing and dormitories should be built on the ground floor. When barrier-free housing and dormitories are
located on floors two and above and no elevators are set up, the public staircase shall meet the relevant provisions of section
3.6 of this code.
7.4.5 Dormitory building, the male and female dormitory should be set up in a barrier-free dormitory, each 100 sets of
dormitories should be set not less than 1 sets of barrier-free dormitories; when the barrier-free dormitory is set above two
storeys and the dormitory building is set up, no less than 1 barrier-free elevators should be set up. Accessible elevators should
be connected to barrier-free dormitories with barrier-free access.
7.4.6 When a toilet is not installed in a barrier-free dormitory, at least 1 of the public toilets on its floor should meet the relevant
provisions of this Code 3.9.1 or set up accessible toilets, and should be close to the barrier-free hostel settings.
8 Public buildings
8.1 General Provisions

8.1 General Provisions 8.2 Office, scientific
The barrier-free design of the 8.1.1 public building base shall be research, judicial architecture
in accordance with the following provisions: 1 The roadway of the building base and the pedestrian passageway have a high 8.3 Education Architecture
difference in the ground, and at both ends of 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
the crossing and crosswalk, the slope should be set on the Edge stone ramp; 2 building base square and pedestrian corridor Building
ground should be flat , non-slip, no water 8.5 Welfare and special

service buildings
; 3 main pedestrian passages of the building base a wheelchair ramp or barrier lift should be set when there is a high difference
8.6 Sport Buildings
or step.
The total number of parking in the 8.1.2 construction base shall be set at least 1 parking spaces for disabled vehicles under 100
vehicles, and no less than 100 vehicles should be set up for no more than 1% of the total parking number.
Building
barrier motor parking spaces.
8.9 Bus Terminal
The main entrances and exits of 8.1.3 public buildings should be set up a slope of less than 1:30 of the horizontal slope
entrance.
At least 1 accessible elevators should be installed in the 8.1.4 building with elevators. 8.1.5
when there are various service Windows, ticket window, public telephone station, water dispenser, etc. should be set low-level
service facilities.
8.1.6 main entrances, building entrances, passages, parking spaces, toilet elevators and other accessible facilities, should be
set up barrier-free signs, barrier-free signs should comply with
this Regulation Van the relevant provisions of section 3.16, building entrances and stairs in front of the room should be a
schematic diagram, in the important information prompted to set up an electronic display.
The barrier-free facilities of 8.1.7 public buildings should be designed in a systematic and close proximity to each other.

8.2.1 Office, scientific research, judicial architecture, the scope of barrier-free design includes: Government office buildings,
judicial office buildings, enterprises and offices buildings, all kinds of research buildings, community office and other office
buildings.
8.2.2 Facilities for the public to handle business and petition reception of office buildings shall comply with the following
provisions
: 1 The main entrances and exits of buildings shall be barrier-
free entrances and exits; 2 building entrances and departures halls, lounge, lounges, Evacuation Hall and other personnel
gathering places where there is a high difference or step should be wheelchair ramps, it is advisable to provide a rest seat and
wheelchair-
accessible rest area; 3 public indoor walkway should be a barrier-free passage, the length of the aisle is greater than 60.00m, it
is advisable to set up a rest area, the rest area should avoid walking route; 4 Staircases for public
use should be accessible stairs and 5 public toilets for men and women should meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this
code or set up 1 accessible toilets near male and female public toilets,
And there should be at least 1 barrier-free toilets in the building, the internal office staff use of the male and female public toilets
should be at least 1 to meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this code or in the vicinity of male and female public toilets
set up 1 accessible toilets;6 tribunals, A minimum of 1 wheelchair seats shall be set at a public seating capacity of 300 blocks
and below for the Trial Chamber and the Conference and reporting halls for the public, and no less than 0.2% and no less than
2 wheelchair seats should be provided for at least 300 seats.
8.2.3 facilities for other office buildings shall comply with the following provisions:
1 At least 1 of the buildings should be barrier-free entrances and should be located at the
main entrance; 2 male and female public toilets at least 1 shall meet the relevant provisions of article 3rd 9.1 or 3rd 9.2 of this
specification,
3 function rooms, reporting halls shall be set at least 1 wheelchair seats.

8.3.1 Education Building the scope of barrier-free design should include nurseries, kindergarten buildings, primary and
secondary school buildings, institutions of higher learning architecture, vocational education architecture, special education
architecture.
8.3.2 The accessibility of educational buildings shall be in accordance with the
following provisions: 1 where the main entrances and exits of buildings used by teachers, students and infants should be
barrier-free entrances and exits;
2 The main teaching room should be set up at least 1 barrier-
free staircases;3 public toilets at least 1 should meet the relevant provisions of 3rd. 9.1 of this specification.
8.3.3 The accessibility of educational buildings receiving disabled students shall comply with the following provisions:
1 The main teaching room at least 1 public toilets per floor shall meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this specification;
2 class room, No less than 2 wheelchair seats should be set up in the reporting hall and the theatre, and the public toilets in the
service report Hall shall meet the relevant provisions of article 3rd 9.1 of
This specification or set up accessible toilets, 3 classrooms with fixed seats, reading rooms, laboratory classrooms and other
teaching houses should be reserved for wheelchair rotation space near the population.
8.3.4 Vision, hearing, speech, intellectual disability school design should conform to the current industry standard "special
Education school Architectural Design Code" JGJ 76 of the relevant requirements.
8.4 Medical Rehabilitation Building 8.2 Office, scientific

8.4 Medical Rehabilitation Building
8.4.1 Medical Rehabilitation Building the scope of the barrier-free design should include general hospitals, specialist
hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centres, emergency centres and all other structures related to medical and Building
rehabilitation. 8.5 Welfare and special
8.4.2 in a medical rehabilitation building, the barrier-free facilities of the buildings used by the patient and the rehabilitation service buildings
personnel 8.6 Sport Buildings
shall comply with the following provisions: 1 The outdoor walking trails shall meet the requirements of the 8.7 Cultural Buildings
relevant provisions of section 3.5 of this Code; 2 The outdoor seating seat of the hospital area shall be left with a wheelchair 8.8 Commercial Service
space Building
;3 The main entrance should be barrier-free entrance, and should be set as flat slope 8.9 Bus Terminal
entrance; 4 indoor channels should be provided with barrier-free access, NET width should not be less than 1.80m, and in 8.10 Public Parking (library)
accordance with the requirements of section 3.8 of
This specification to set handrails; 5 doors shall conform to the
requirements of section 3.5 of this Code; 6 the same building
should have at least 1 barrier-free staircases; 7 when there is an elevator in the building, Each group of elevators should be set
at least 1 barrier-
free elevators; 8 The first floor should be set at least 1 accessible toilets At least 1 public toilets on each floor shall meet the
relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this specification or set up accessible toilets; The toilets in the ward shall be provided with
safety levers and comply with the relevant provisions of article 3rd 9.4 of this
code; 9 children's Hospital's door, emergency department and Medical Technology Department, Each floor should be set up at
least 1 maternal and child rooms, and
close to the public toilets, 10 consultation area, ward of the nurse station, public telephone station, inquiry office, drinking
fountains, self-service stores,
desks, etc. should be set low-level services facilities;11 Barrier-free facilities should be set in line with the national standards of
the barrier-free signs, in the hospital area of the rehabilitation of the main entrance should be set up Braille map or for the visual
impairment of the use of voice guidance system and warning system, for hearing impaired people need sign language services
and text guidance system.
8.4. The accessibility facilities of the 3 and emergency departments shall also comply with the following
provisions: 1 registration, charges, the drug-taking place should be provided with a text display and a language
broadcasting device and a low-level desk or window; 2 waiting areas should be provided with wheelchair space.
8.4.4 Medical Technology Department of the barrier-free facilities shall comply with
the following provisions:1 patient locker room should be left with a diameter of not less than 1.50m wheelchair rotation space,
Some officials should be less than 1.40m suitcase height; 2 The waiting area should be provided with a wheelchair space, and
the report Office should have a text display and a voice-prompt device.
8.4.5 Inpatient Unit The setting of the handrail around the wall shall satisfy the relevant provisions of section 3.8 of this code.
8.4.6 Physiotherapy Room The handrails should be set according to the treatment requirements and the relevant provisions of
section 3.8 of this specification shall be met.
8.4.7 Office, scientific research, restaurant, canteen, the main entrance of the morgue should be barrier-free entrance.

8.5.1 Welfare and special services the scope of the barrier-free design should include welfare institutions, the old homes
for the elderly, aged care homes, elderly housing, integrated service facilities for the disabled, nursing Centers for the disabled,
training centres for the disabled, and other buildings with high frequency and concentration of persons with disabilities.
8.5.2 facilities for welfare and special services shall comply with the following provisions:
1 The outdoor pedestrian path shall meet the requirements of section 3.5 of this specification;
2 A wheelchair space should be left beside the body seat of the outdoor courtyard;
3 The main entrance of the first floor of the building should be barrier-free entrance, and should be set as flat slope entrance.
When the main entrance is set up, the handrails should be arranged
on both sides of the steps; 4 the building entrance hall, the lounge and other personnel gathering place should provide the rest
seat
and wheelchair-accessible rest area, 5 public areas of the indoor channel should be barrier-free access, The wall on both sides
of the aisle shall be provided with handrails and meet the relevant provisions of section 3.8 of this specification; The outdoor
walkway should be made of flat, strong, wear-resistant, non
-smooth materials and suitable for shelter from
the Wind and rain; 6 staircase should be a barrier-free staircase; 7 elevators should be accessible elevators;
8 bedroom door net width should not be less than 900mm, indoor aisle net width should not be less than 1.20m, bedroom,
kitchen, bathroom door net width should not be
less than 800mm, 9 bedroom inside should have the diameter not less than 1.5m of wheelchair rotation space;
10 bedroom toilet should be set safety grip, and comply with the relevant provisions of 3rd. 9.4 of this code; The public toilets
outside the room shall meet the relevant provisions of article 3rd 9.1 of this specification or set up accessible
toilets; 11 The public bath shall meet the relevant provisions of section 3.10 of this specification; a safety grip should be set in
the room's shower or bath, and complies with the relevant provisions of section 3.10.2 and 3.10.
3 of this specification; 12 bedroom should be set up with a voice prompt device.
8.5.3 Other different building categories should conform to the current design requirements of the national architectural codes
and standards.
8.6 Sport Buildings research, judicial architecture
8.6 Sport Buildings
The scope of barrier-free design for 8.6.1 Sports buildings should include sports venues and venues such as sports Building
competitions (training), physical education, sports and recreation. 8.5 Welfare and special
8.6.2 The barrier-free facilities of sports buildings shall comply with service buildings
the following provisions:1 special, Grade-a venue base should be set not less than 2% of parking number, and not less than 2 8.6 Sport Buildings
car parking spaces, Class B, No less than 2 barrier-free motor vehicle parking spaces should be set up 8.7 Cultural Buildings
at the base of the C-class venues; 2 building spectators, athletes and VIP entrances should be set at least 1 barrier-free 8.8 Commercial Service
entrances, other functional areas of the entrances and Building
exits can be installed as required barrier-free access; 3 The gate of the building and the barrier-free entrance to all kinds of 8.9 Bus Terminal
barrier-free indoor walkways should be barrier-free access, the length of the channel is greater than 60.00m time to set 8.10 Public Parking (library)
the body area, the rest area should avoid walking route; 4 lobby, lounge, VIP lounge, Evacuation Hall, such as the main
personnel gathered in a wheelchair-accessible rest area;
5 The staircase for the audience should be a barrier-free
staircase, 6 Special, class-a venues within the spectator stands, the rostrum, the VIP area such as the installation of elevators
should be at least 1 barrier-free elevators, B, Class C venues in the seating area with a lift, at least 1 accessible elevators
should be set up, and should meet the needs of the
event and the audience; 7 special, Grade-a venues the male and female public toilets used in each spectator area and the
athlete's district shall meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this code or in each virgin, Female public toilets to set up 1
accessible toilets, and the venue should be set at least 1 barrier-free toilets, the podium rest area, VIP Lounge should be set at
least 1 accessible toilets, Class B, C-level venues and athletes in the area at least 1 virgins, Female public toilets shall meet the
relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this code or the provision of 1 accessible toilets in the vicinity of male and female public toilets
;8 athlete's bathroom should meet the 3rd of this specification. The relevant provisions of section 10
, 9 seats in all types of spectator stands should be wheelchair seats, and in the wheelchair seats or adjacent to the seat, set up
1:1 of the accompanying seat, wheelchair seating should not be less than 0.2% of the total number of seats in the audience.

The scope of the barrier-free design of 8.7.1 cultural buildings should include the Culture Center, Activity Center, Library,
archives, Memorials, monument, monuments, religious buildings, museums, exhibition halls, Science and Technology Museum,
art galleries, art galleries, exhibition centers, theatres, concert halls, cinemas, halls, performing arts centers, etc.
The accessibility of 8.7.2 cultural buildings shall comply with the following provisions:
1 The building shall have at least 1 barrier-free entrances and should be located at the main
entrance; 2 building entrance hall, Lounge (VIP lounge) , evacuation Hall, such as the main gathering places have high-poor or
steps should be wheelchair ramps, it is advisable to set up a rest seat and wheelchair-
accessible rest area; 3 public indoor walkways and ticket gates should be barrier-free access, The aisle length is greater than
60.00m, it is advisable to set up the body area,
the rest area should avoid the walking route; 4 the main staircase
for public use should be a barrier-free staircase; 5 for public use Female public toilets at least 1 of each floor shall meet the
relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this specification or the provision of 1 accessible toilets in the vicinity of male and female public
toilets; 6 Public restaurants should provide an active seat with a total of 2% meals for wheelchair users.
The barrier-free facilities of 8.7.3 Cultural Centre, Children's Center, library, Archives, Memorial, Monument, memorial, religious
architecture, museum, exhibition Hall, Science and Technology Museum, Art Museum, Art Gallery, exhibition center and other
buildings shall also meet the following provisions:
1 The entrance and exit of the library and the Cultural museum should be convenient for wheelchair access
, and 2 libraries and cultural centers should be provided with low-level directory retrieval station;
3 The Auditorium, audio-visual room, showroom, exhibition hall, etc. shall have at least 1 wheelchair seats, and
4 counties, municipalities and above should be provided with a special library for the Blind (corner), entrance to barrier-free
entrance, desk, staircase and elevator, The blind library should be set up in front of the
Blind Road and Hint Blind road; 5 It is advisable to provide audio guide machine, and other information services.
8.7.4 facilities for buildings such as theatres, concert halls, cinemas, halls and performing arts centres shall comply with the
following provisions: 1 of theseats in the audience hall shall be set at least 1 wheelchair seats and below. More than 300 seats
should not be less than 0.2% and not less than 2 wheelchair
seats; 2 The actor activity area has at least 1 virgins, the female public toilets should meet the requirements of section 3.9 of
this code, the VIP room should be set up 1 accessible toilets.

The scope of 8.8.1 commercial service building for barrier-free design includes all kinds of department stores, shopping
malls, supermarkets, stores, specialty shops, catering buildings, hotels and other commercial buildings, banking, securities and
other financial services buildings, post offices, telecommunications and other posts and telecommunications buildings,
entertainment buildings.
8.8.2 The barrier-free design of commercial service buildings shall comply with
the following provisions: 1 buildings should have at least 1 barrier-free entrances and should be located
at the main entrances;2 public indoor walkways should be accessible;
3 Male and female public toilets for public use at least 1 of each floor shall meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this
specification or set up 1 accessible toilets in the vicinity of male and female public toilets, and large commercial buildings are 8.2 Office, scientific
suitable for men, Women's public toilets meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this code and set up 1 accessible toilets in
the vicinity,
and 4 of the main staircases for public use should be accessible stairs.
Building
8.8.3 Hotel and other commercial services buildings should be provided with accessible rooms, the number should be in
accordance with the following provisions:1 100 or less, should be set up
service buildings
1 rooms accessible rooms, 2 100 rooms ~400, there should be 2 rooms for up to
8.6 Sport Buildings
3 rooms, or more than 400 rooms with a minimum of 4 accessible rooms.
8.8.4 has a hotel building with accessible rooms and is equipped with facilities to facilitate guide dogs.
Building
8.9 Bus Terminal
8.9 Bus Terminal
8.9 Bus Terminal 8.10 Public Parking (library)
8.9.1 Bus terminal building for the barrier-free design range includes all kinds of long-distance bus station.
8.9.2 Car passenger station construction of the barrier-free design shall comply
with the following provisions:1 Station Square pedestrian passage of the ground should be flat, non-slip, no stagnant water,
there is
a high difference should be wheelchair ramps; 2 buildings should be at least 1 For the barrier-free entrance, it should be set to
the entrance of the flat slope, and should be
located at the main exit entrance, 3 entrance hall, ticket office, waiting room, ticket gate and other passengers
in the indoor walkway should be a barrier-free access, 4 for passengers to use the male, Female public toilets at least 1 of each
floor shall meet the relevant provisions of 3rd 9.1 of this specification or set up 1 accessible toilets in the vicinity of male and
female public toilets, and a minimum of 1 accessible toilets shall be set up
in the building; 5 The main staircase for public use shall be
a barrier-free staircase; 6 A low-level window should be set up at the line-and-parcel consignment office with small storage.

8.10.1 Public car park (library) The number of parking spaces for accessible motor vehicles should be set up
in accordance with the following provisions: 1ⅰ Public parking lot (library) should be set up not less
than 2% of the parking space; 2 Ⅱ and Ⅲ Public car parks (libraries) should be set up not less than 2% of the parking number,
and no fewer than 2 barrier
-free motor vehicle parking spaces, 3ⅳ public car park (library) should be set up no less than 1 barrier-free motor vehicle
parking spaces.
8.10.2 car parking spaces with a public parking garage on the floor should be located on the same level as the public transport
road or connected to the ground floor via accessible facilities.

8.11.1 The barrier-free design of the ancillary building of the automobile refueling station shall comply
with the following provisions: 1 The building should have at least 1 barrier-free entrances and should
be located at the main entrance; 2 male and female public toilets should meet the relevant provisions of section 8.13 of this
code.

The barrier-free design of the service building within the 8.12.1 Expressway Services area shall comply
with the following provisions: 1 The building shall have at least 1 barrier-free entrances and should
be located at the main entrance; 2 male, Female public toilets shall meet the relevant provisions of section 8.13 of this code.
8.13 City Public toilets

8.13 City Public toilets
8.13.1 Urban public toilets The scope of the barrier-free design should include a freestanding, affiliated public toilet.
8.13.2 The barrier-free design of urban public toilets shall comply with
the following provisions:1 The entrances and exits shall
be barrier-free entrances; 2 in two-storey public toilets, the barrier-free
toilets should be located on the ground floor; 3 accessible facilities in the ladies ' room include at least 1 barrier-free toilets and
1 barrier-free washbasins, and the accessibility facilities for men's toilets include at least 1 barrier-free toilets, 1 barrier-free
urinals and 1 barrier-free washbasins, and shall meet the relevant provisions of 3rd. 9.1 of this
code; 4 It is advisable to set up another 1 barrier-free toilets by
The public toilets, 5 the passage in the toilet should be convenient for wheelchair access and rotation, the
rotation diameter of not less than 1.50m, 6 doors should be convenient to
open, the net width should not be less than 800mm; 7 The ground should be anti-skid, not stagnant water.
9 Barrier-free construction and reconstruction of historical relics protection architecture

The scope of the barrier-free design of 9.1.1 historical relics protection architecture should include the open-access historic
garden, the ancient museum which is open to visit, the temples in use, the modern and important historic sites and monumental
buildings, and the open construction of ancient buildings. Building
9.2 Barrier-free tour route service buildings
9.2 Barrier-free tour route 8.6 Sport Buildings

9.2.1 the opening of the Cultural Relics Protection Units should be based on the actual situation to design barrier-free tour 8.7 Cultural Buildings
routes, barrier-free tour on the route of cultural relics should try to meet the needs of visitors. 8.8 Commercial Service
Building
9.3 Entrance 8.9 Bus Terminal
9.3 Entrance
9.3.1 Barrier-free tour routes to visitors to the cultural relics building outside the entrance and exit should be set at least 1
barrier-free entrances, the setting of standards to protect cultural relics as the premise, ramps, platforms, etc. can be removable
activities facilities.
9.3.2 Showroom, showroom, audio-visual room, etc., should set up at least 1 barrier-free entrance, its setting standards to
protect cultural relics as a prerequisite, ramps, platforms, etc. can be removable activities facilities.
The entrance and exit of the external reception room of the 9.3.3 Open Heritage Protection Unit should be accessible.
9.4 Courtyards
9.4 Courtyards
9.4.1 Barrier-free tour route on the road should be smooth, anti-skid, its longitudinal slope should not be greater than 1:50,
there are steps should be set up wheelchair ramps, ramps, platforms, etc. can be removable activities facilities.
9.4.2 The Open Cultural Relics Protection Unit may not set the blind road, when the special need can be set up, and should be
in harmony with the surrounding environment.
9.4.3 in the barrier-free tour route on the courtyard of the public green space and its passage, the rest of the pavilion facilities
such as the ground should be smooth, anti-skid, there are steps to set up ramps at the same time, ramps, platforms, etc. can
be removable activities facilities.
Wheelchair-accessible spaces are located next to the rest seats in the 9.4.4 courtyard.
9.5 Service Facilities

9.5 Service Facilities
9.5.1 public toilets for public use should have at least 1 places to meet the 8th of this specification. The relevant provisions
of section 13.
At least 1 of the entrances and exits of service houses for public use should be accessible and 9.5.2 at the main entrances.
9.5.3 ticket Office, desk, public telephone, water dispenser should be set up low-level service facilities.
9.5.4 Souvenir shop with open counter, cashier, should be equipped with a low counter.
9.5.5 has a television and other service facilities, its audience area should be set at least 1 wheelchair seats.
9.5.6 building site has parking, should be set up no less than 1 car parking spaces without obstacles.
9.6 Information and logos

9.6 Information and logos
9.6.1 The barrier-free design of information and logos shall be in
accordance with the following provisions: 1 The main entrances, barrier-free access, parking spaces, building entrances, toilets
and other accessible facilities, should be provided with a barrier-free mark, the barrier-free mark shall conform to the relevant
provisions of section 3.16 of this code;
2 Important exhibition furnishings, it is advisable to set the Braille commentary card.
Appendix A barrier-free mark
Appendix A barrier-free mark

Table A barrier-free sign
Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities signs
Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities signs

Table B Barrier-free facility signs
Building
service buildings
8.6 Sport Buildings
Building
8.9 Bus Terminal
Appendix C a barrier-free sign for directions
Appendix C a barrier-free sign for directions
Table C a barrier-free sign for directions

Building
service buildings
8.6 Sport Buildings
Building
8.9 Bus Terminal
Description of the terms of this specification
Description of the terms used in this specification

1 in order to facilitate the implementation of the provisions of this specification of the different treatment, the requirements
of the strict
degree of the words are described as follows: 1) is very strict, not to do so: the positive word uses "must
", the negative word adopts "strictly forbidden"; 2) means strict, It should be done under normal circumstances: the positive
word adopts "should", the negative word adopts "should" or "shall not";
3) means that a slight choice is allowed, and the first thing should be done when the condition permits: the positive word adopts
"Yi", the 8.2 Office, scientific
negative word adopts "unfavorable"; 4) indicates a choice , under certain conditions can be done, the use of "can". research, judicial architecture
Article 2 specifies that the other relevant standards shall be executed in the wording "shall conform to ... The provisions "or" 8.3 Education Architecture
shall be in accordance with ... Execution ". 8.4 Medical Rehabilitation
Building
service buildings
About the search for Cooperation Zone Beginner's Guide Type Center Help Center 8.6 Sport Buildings
QQ Hotline
buildings Cooperation Account About the type of Retrieve password 9579 97191
introduction Registration Special Lai 8.8 Commercial Service
Company Profile Complaints and Building Customer Service Hotline
Advertising What is a VIP Search Condition suggestions 0311-85217423
Contact Us 8.9 Bus Terminal
Promotion member Description
Advertising 8.10 Public Parking (library)
How to buy Coins Collection type
Services
description
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3.15 Low-level service facilities 9 Barrier-free construction and

4 Urban roads 9.1 Scope of implementation 8.3 Education Architecture

4.3 Crosswalk 9.4 Courtyards 8.5 Welfare and special

Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities 8.8 Commercial Service

China Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural

Ministry of Housing and Urban and rural construction

The editor-in-chief of this

3 Design requirements for barrier-free facilities

3.1 Edge Stone Ramp

The slope of the 3.1.2 incline shall conform to the following

3.2.2 Marching Blind Road shall comply with the following

3.3 Barrier-free entrance

▲ Collection of provisions 8.5 Welfare and special

3.4 Wheelchair Ramps

3.4.1 Wheelchair ramps should be designed in straight, right-angled or foldback form.

3.6 Barrier-free stairs, slabs

3.7 Barrier-free elevators, lifting platforms

3.8 Armrest 8.7 Cultural Buildings

3.9 Public toilets, accessible toilets

; 2 The area should not be less than 4.00m2

3.11 Accessible Rooms

3.12 Barrier-free housing and dormitories

3.14 parking spaces for wheelchair-accessible vehicles

3.15 Low-level service facilities

3.16 Accessibility Identification System, information barrier-free

4.1 Scope of implementation

to the ramp, Ladder Road. 8.9 Bus Terminal

4.5 Bus Station

4.6 Barrier-Free identification system

5.1 Scope of implementation

5.2 Implementation site and design requirements

6.1 Scope of implementation

6.2 Park Green

6.3 Affiliated green space

6.4 Other green areas

7 Residential and residential buildings

7.2 Living green space

7.3 Supporting public Facilities

7.4 Residential Buildings

8.1 General Provisions

ground should be flat , non-slip, no water 8.5 Welfare and special

8.2 Office, scientific research, judicial architecture

8.3 Education Architecture

8.4 Medical Rehabilitation Building 8.2 Office, scientific

8.5 Welfare and special service buildings

8.7 Cultural Buildings

8.8 Commercial Service Building

8.10 Public Parking (library)

8.11 Auto Refueling Station

8.12 Expressway Service Area Building

8.13 City Public toilets

9 Barrier-free construction and reconstruction of historical relics protection architecture

9.1 Scope of implementation

9.2 Barrier-free tour route 8.6 Sport Buildings

9.5 Service Facilities

9.6 Information and logos

Appendix A barrier-free mark

Appendix A barrier-free mark

Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities signs

Appendix B Barrier-Free facilities signs

Appendix C a barrier-free sign for directions