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Ensuring that your business premises have reasonable access is not just practical but also the subject of fairly recent laws; the Equality Act 2010 provides guidelines for ensuring that organisations take positive steps to enable disabled access, via reasonable adjustment, to their premises in the interests of equality.
For the modern business, it obviously makes total sense to make sure that all of your business premises are as accessible as possible for everyone, not only to benefit your potential customer or client but also for all of your staff. After all, a difficult building access can affect many different many people, not just wheelchair users. For practical purposes, it’s important to consider ease of access for people with prams or pushchairs, those who are carrying goods and those with mobility issues.
Obviously, there are several things to consider with regard to access but the type of doors which are fitted can have a huge impact on how easy it is to enter or leave a building. A great solution for offices, shops and a whole host of business premises could be to fit automatic door openers which will enable straightforward access for everyone…
The benefits of automatic door openers include:
There are multiple ways in which an automatic door opener can be activated which make them ideal for pretty much any situation. Here is a list of a few methods:
So as you can see, fitting automatic door openers is a straightforward way to make your business premises as easily accessible as possible with minimal cost or hassle; they allow access to clients or customers with limited mobility whilst also ensuring that anyone burdened manually can enter freely.
Ultimately, fitting automatic door openers can be the most cost-effective method for ensuring that your business complies with current regulations regarding accessibility without making any significant alterations to your existing building.
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