Accessibility attributes

• Wheelchair accessible elevatorThe business has multiple floors and there’s an elevator large enough to accommodate a wheelchair.
• Wheelchair accessible entranceThe entrance to the business is approximately 3 feet wide and doesn’t have steps. Three feet (one meter) is about the width for 2 people to stand comfortably side by side. If there’s one or more steps, there should be a permanent ramp, or at least a moveable ramp.
• Wheelchair accessible parking lotThe business has a parking spot specifically marked for users with accessibility needs.
• Wheelchair accessible restroomThe entrance to the restroom is at least one meter wide and can be reached without any steps up or down. If a person in a wheelchair wants to enter a stall inside the restroom, the stall’s entrance also needs to be one meter wide.
• Wheelchair accessible seatingThe main area of the business can be accessed without stairs. There should also be enough space for someone in a wheelchair to navigate to and sit at a table.
• Building accessible via public transportThe building can be easily reached and accessed by public transport.
• Building door can be opened by wheelchair userThe building has an unobstructed space on the pull side of the door so wheelchair users can open the door unassisted.