Corridors, lobbies and paths must be designed so that everyone can move through the building safely and on their own. Clear width is at least 1050 mm; within 3500 mm of any dead end (a corridor, lobby or path that a person with a disability can leave in one direction only) there is a 1500 mm by 1500 mm space; a lobby within a corridor is at least 1200 mm long excluding door swings; both sides of every building entrance have a level area at least 1500 mm wide extending 1200 mm past the door swings; lobbies that lead only to a staircase are excepted. Channel covers on footpaths sit flush with holes no larger than 20 mm; grating slots are at most 13 mm wide and run across the line of travel; appliances, fixtures and fittings may not stand out more than 90 mm from the wall within the height band the Division sets; controlled passages need an accessible alternative and headroom must be kept. The Best Practice Section covers wider corridors and resting places.
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