What are the contents of barrier-free facilities in public places?

Accessibility was once more than just for people with disabilities, including older people or people who were successfully disabled because of illness. Nowadays, barrier-free designs are planned for public hospitals, nursing homes, and even some high-end residential areas, and this also reflects the degree of development of a country and a city.

         Barrier-free devices for hospitals include: barrier-free ramps outside hospital buildings, barrier-free handrails (including corridors, rooms, bathrooms), barrier-free lifts, barrier-free sliding doors, blinds, blind voice navigation systems, and corridors Width, bed-to-wall spacing of the ward (room enough for a wheelchair to turn around), step gradients of walking stairs between floors, area of height war platforms (space reserved for similar automatic stair climbing machines, etc.), etc.

         Barrier-free handrails are detailed in the sanitary and living areas as well as some detailed obstacle-free equipment, including bathroom handrails, bath chairs, bath beds, lifts, etc., but first of all, there must be corresponding space in the room.