size railings

[Cingolato]

Good morning to all

I would like to ask for information to the visitors of this forum among which there will certainly be an expert on this subject.

at the nest kindergarten attended by my daughter was made access for disabled, slide with railing, I would say to rule of art. However, the railing definitely to measure for the access of a diosabile with a wheelchair seems to me a little "larga" in the lower part so as to easily pass a children of 1-3 years without problems. the jump is low, some ten cm, but for small children and enough to "do evil". the slide is located next to the main entrance in front of the lawn where children play in the beautiful season.

Can someone tell me if there's a law for this kind of railing?

the gemetra of the commune said that "it was good like this", the common sense says no.

thanks to turri for any answers.

 

[davide_r]

the legislation exists and is in force at the current date, is the legislation "uni 10809:1999 railings, balustrades or prefabricated parapets - dimensions, mechanical performance and test sequence" is only to be applied.

 

[gil]

I am sorry but I did not understand how this slide is made, in p article I am hostical the following passage.

It seems to me a little "larga" in the lower part so as to easily pass a children of 1-3 years without problems. the jump is low, some ten cm,

Are you referring to the fact that the parapet has a shirt too wide?

 

[gfrank]

Law No 13 of 9 January 1989. "dispositions to promote the overcoming and elimination of architectural barriers in private buildings." ...

this law is integrated with different regional regulations ...

in principle, the distance between two vertical profiles should not be greater than 10 cm, and horizontally the height of the parapet must be at least 100 cm

 

[davide_r]

Law No 13 of 9 January 1989. "dispositions to promote the overcoming and elimination of architectural barriers in private buildings." ...

this law is integrated with different regional regulations ...

in principle, the distance between two vertical profiles should not be greater than 10 cm, and horizontally the height of the parapet must be at least 100 cm

a small clarification to supplement what is said by gfrank, "the parapet must have a minimum height of 100 cm. and be untraversible from a sphere of 10 cm. di diametro"

 

[Cingolato]

I am sorry but I did not understand how this slide is made, in p article I am hostical the following passage.


Are you referring to the fact that the parapet has a shirt too wide?

the distance between the lower handrail and the muretto is about 60 cm.

Thank you.

Hi.

 

[Cingolato]

the legislation exists and is in force at the current date, is the legislation "uni 10809:1999 railings, balustrades or prefabricated parapets - dimensions, mechanical performance and test sequence" is only to be applied.

I have consulted the standard uni, but I see that it describes stairs but not sloped slides, consider themselves equally?

from what I see the railing is out of norm, between the lower handrail and the wall there are at least 50 cm or perhaps more

Hi.

 

[gil]

is it not that you can post pictures so we understand how this railing is made and say ours without incurring doubts and misunderstandings?

Let me understand from the lower current to the ground there is a distance of 50 cm? It seems very strange.

 

[Cingolato]

is it not that you can post pictures so we understand how this railing is made and say ours without incurring doubts and misunderstandings?

Let me understand from the lower current to the ground there is a distance of 50 cm? It seems very strange.

in a few days I take pictures and then places

Hi.

 

[gfrank]

I think that the Commission has no specific legislation and therefore the application should be referred to :http://www.handylex.org/stato/d140689.shtml#a8110as a result of this decree:http://sportellodpd.uniroma1.it/index.php?application=propages&func=viewpage&pageid=61applicable to the public

 

[davide_r]

I have consulted the standard uni, but I see that it describes stairs but not sloped slides, consider themselves equally?

from what I see the railing is out of norm, between the lower handrail and the wall there are at least 50 cm or perhaps more

Hi.

according to me and according to what the common sense suggests yes, also because normally the slides are placed on the side or integrated into the stairs and pass people both on the slide and on the stairs, so I do not see what difference there is. consultation http://www.handylex.org/stato/d140689.shtml#a8110 I have noticed that they are also talking about parapet stairs, but I think the legislator clearly understands both situations.

 

[Cingolato]

is it not that you can post pictures so we understand how this railing is made and say ours without incurring doubts and misunderstandings?

Let me understand from the lower current to the ground there is a distance of 50 cm? It seems very strange.

Here are the photos

I take the opportunity to thank all those who have answered me.

 

[gil]

the railing in question non e' a norm and those who say otherwise must be caught.
as it contrasts with the dm 14 Jun 89 that says (as already mentioned) ".... uncrossable from a sphere of 10 cm of diameter ..."

Moreover the handrail, in the lower part should be prolonged of 30 cm in order to realize the so-called "invitation".

Now I do not remember where, but perhaps the norm says that the handrail inferior that should be at 75 cm tall should have a diameter lower than the upper one to facilitate children.

That's all I do, because whoever signed that trap already has enough pussies. to verify also any further ifrations of the norm called 626.

 

[Marco74]

as it contrasts with the dm 14 Jun 89 that says (as already mentioned) ".... uncrossable from a sphere of 10 cm of diameter ..."

the same standard is to be applied to the design of a cancellation with its pedestrian gate and two-door motorized gate?

I hope I have asked in the right discussion, perhaps I kindly ask the moderator to move the discussion thank you.

 

[gil]

no because the fences are different from the parapets.
However the motirized gate must be made in such a way as to prevent someone or something from being framed between the mobile and the fixed part of the gate opening or closing. Therefore in schools, when putting a sliding gate it is used to fence the zone in which the mobile door goes to stand during the opening.

 

[Marco74]

no because the fences are different from the parapets.
However the motirized gate must be made in such a way as to prevent someone or something from being framed between the mobile and the fixed part of the gate opening or closing. Therefore in schools, when putting a sliding gate it is used to fence the zone in which the mobile door goes to stand during the opening.

ok thanks, but as for the light from one rod and the other of the fence what is the maximum distance to hold so "that you do not pass the fateful child's head"? I think there's a rule....

 

[gil]

You know you make me wonder.
the above rules clearly specify to refer to parapets, balustrades and railings. so they wouldn't understand the fences. However, orsogril-type railing manufacturers use as a light between about 9.7 cm or still respect the norm. I will inform you but now I can't be more precise

 

[Marco74]

You know you make me wonder.
the above rules clearly specify to refer to parapets, balustrades and railings. so they wouldn't understand the fences. However, orsogril-type railing manufacturers use as a light between about 9.7 cm or still respect the norm. I will inform you but now I can't be more precise

Thank you, I wait for the construction of the eraser.

 

[davide_r]

I think that everyone would like to know how or whether the issue was resolved and given the theme of general interest it would be nice to have a brief update. thanks in advance.