ADA Illustrations

Drawings from Ken Small’s ADA training presentations, illustrating common accessibility requirements.

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These drawings come from Ken Small’s ADA training presentations. Each one illustrates a requirement we check during site surveys and plan reviews. Select a drawing to see it full size.

Illustration of the minimum 48-inch passage width for one wheelchair user and one walking person

Illustration of the minimum 60-inch clear width for two wheelchair users to pass each other

Drawing of a person using a white cane approaching a sign that hangs low and projects into the walkway, a hazard for people with low vision

Drawing of a wheelchair user reaching a light switch in an accessible hotel room

Drawing comparing a table with knee clearance for a wheelchair user to a traditional picnic table with an attached bench

Drawing of a person climbing outdoor steps with handrails on both sides

Drawing of a park path with a curb ramp and crosswalk, where a person using a wheelchair crosses with a companion

Drawing of pool transfer steps with a handrail, as a swimmer moves from a wheelchair onto the top step

Plan sketch of an accessible playground with sand areas, a raised sand area, and play structures

Cartoon of a worker building a curb ramp, telling the inspector he has been doing it this way for 20 years, so it must be right

Have a question about a condition at your property? Contact us or call (702) 932-1719.