This video shows what can happen if the push side of a door near the floor isn't smooth. Remember that the latch that hits the push rim is nicking the surface your fingers have to grasp thousands of times a day for years.
Why a smooth surface door or kickplate is important
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James L. Terry | April 11, 2015 at 10:04PM (edited)
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- 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design Pocket Guide (1)
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Why a smooth surface door or kickplate is important
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Kaylan M. Dunlap, CASp, ADAC | April 12, 2015 at 1:04AM (edited)
And those nicks slice your fingers like butter when you least expect it.
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Add more examples of different types of doors
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Pat Whiteside | May 01, 2015 at 11:05PM (edited)
Another example you might add would be a glass door without a kick plate and glass that is recessed on all (4) sides surrounded by a metal frame. Your foot rest grinds across the glass then "catches" on the metal frame.
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Smooth surface / kickplate
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James L. Terry | May 02, 2015 at 5:05AM (edited)
I look forward to seeing those examples from our Corada Voices users. It's easy to upload images with your comments, Design solutions, or any other Voices posts. We expect to have a thumbnail viewer in the Voices comments soon that will allow you to preview user uploaded images without downloading the entire file.
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