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SafePath™ offers the largest selection of rubber transition ramps. Our EZ Edge™ & Elegant Transitions™ (coated in our StoneCap™ Coating) can be easily installed on most surfaces including concrete, asphalt, wood, tile and marble.
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Floor transitions with a rise greater than 1/2″ must be treated for safety and disability access. Many contractors will construct reducers made of wood in order to manage the problem. SafePath’s durable rubber floor reducers – the largest pre-fabricated reducers … Read More
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What does ADA compliant mean for a building built before the rules were enacted?
Many people are under the impression that the Americans with Disabilities Act applies primarily to new construction, and that buildings existing before 1990 are exempt from … Read More
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ADA compliant flooring rules become more important this time of year.
Flooring contractors are busy this month preparing for summer gymnasium floor replacements – particularly basketball courts. Replacing an athletic floor often creates a transition problem when the new floor … Read More
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The ADA ramp landing code was created to make it easier for the elderly and handicapped to access public building. If you’re building is classified as a “public accommodation”, then the American Disabilities Act requires a level landing for your … Read More
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