It is a common and almost pervasive misunderstanding that in order for free-standing handrails to comply with the ADA standards for accessibility, they must return to the post or support in a loop. In reality, the ADA does not specifically…
Choosing a handrail for a multi-family building requires attention to detail and an awareness of handrail requirements for code compliance. From common spaces to dwelling units, ensuring that residents have the best handrails is a priority for safety and stability.…
Whether you’re designing a healthcare center, college dorm, mixed-use building, or single-family home, incorporating wall protection into the design can add longevity to the space and reduce the need for upkeep through the years. Wall corner guards, wall bumper guards,…
Building codes and specific building requirements can vary depending on the area you’re in. The International Code Council lays out various codes that can act as a template for cities and municipalities or can be adopted as the prevailing code.…
Whether you’re renovating an existing apartment building or constructing a new one, you will need to install handrails in order to comply with building codes and to be ADA compliant. Required by the International Building Code and the Americans with…
Do you need Channelgrip Connectors? Channelgrip Connectors are required wherever a bend or bend assembly connects to Channelgrip handrail
Do you need PipeConnectors? Pipe Connectors are required wherever a bend or T-bracket connects to Schedule 40 tubing