Disabled Ramp

1. The slope of each slope for disabled people in architectural design: a straight slope with a slope width of not less than 1200 and a slope of not more than 1:12; 2. Turn back double ramp, with a slope width of 1200 and a slope of 1:12. The starting and ending points of the ramp and the depth of the rest platform are 1500; 3. L-ramp, curved ramp, U-shaped ramp, turn back three ramp, with a slope width of 1200 and a slope less than 1:12. The starting and ending points of the slope and the depth of the rest platform are 1500; 4. A combination of steps and ramps, suitable for areas with large ground elevation differences such as building intersections and urban squares.
2. Save land, facilitate passage, and have good viewing effects.
3. The slope should be flat and not smooth, with a width greater than 1200 and a slope less than 1:12.
4. Extended information: Ramps are an important method for pedestrian height conversion on the ground.
5. Compared to steps, ramps have an important advantage, which is that the slope surface allows almost all types of pedestrians to freely traverse the landscape.
6. In the design of "obstacle free" areas, ramps are an essential factor.
7. Generally speaking, ramps should be set up as much as possible on the main activity route, so that pedestrians do not have to leave the ramp to reach their destination.