Re: RFI on Bird Hides

To:	"Goodfellow" <>, "jilldening" <>, "Birding-aus" <>
Subject:	Re: RFI on Bird Hides
From:	"Terry Pacey" <>
Date:	Sun, 9 Mar 2003 09:46:55 +1000

Denise

To the best of my knowledge (I will run further checks early in the week and
let you know if I am wrong), the recommended slope of a disabled access is
1:15 with a maximum of 1:12.  The minimum width is 1000cm and there should
be handrails or curbs to prevent wheelchairs from becoming airborne (not a
recommended method of descending).

Handrails are the better option as they aid non-wheelchair confined
disabled.

Hope this helps

Terry

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