Transcription of Curb Ramp Designers Resource
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curb ramp Designers Resource Version January 10th 2019. Table of Contents curb ramp Design Basic curb ramp Components 3. Basic curb ramp Types 4. Slope and Width Requirements 5. Diagonal curb Ramps (On the Apex) 7. Perpendicular Grade Break Requirement 8. curb and gutter 10. Detectable Warning Surfaces 13. Perpendicular curb Ramps 17. Directional curb ramp Warning 20. Perpendicular curb ramp Examples 22. Parallel curb Ramps 30. Parallel curb ramp Examples 32. Blended Transitions/Depressed Corners 41. Depressed Corner ramp Examples 45. Disclaimer: The information contained in this document does not constitute a CDOT standard and shall be for reference only. This document is to be used in conjunction with existing CDOT design and construction standards. --2-- Basic curb ramp Components curb ramp Design curb ramps are intended to provide pedestrians access between the sidewalk and street when a curb face or vertical change in elevation is present.
Curb and Gutter - - 10 - - A rapid change in grade, such as between the base of a curb ramp and the street gutter, may be difficult to negotiate when in a wheelchair. If the change is too severe wheelchair footrests or anti -tip wheels may not clear the transition. If footrests catch on the ground when
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