PLEASE NOTE:  This listing is compiled by CILT for information purposes only.  CILT does not recommend or endorse the companies listed.   
 

Accessible Solutions
481 North Service Rd. West,
Oakville, ON
L6M 2V6.
Ph: 905-681-7345 

 
Accessible Design & Construction Ltd.
220 Pony Dr.

New Market, ON L3Y 7B6
Ph: 905-953-0438

 

Adapt-Able Design Group
75 Dufflaw Rd., Ste. 203,
Toronto, ON
M6A 2W4.
email: info@adaptabledesign.com

 

 

Associated Planning
191 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. 301,
Toronto, ON
M4P 1K1.
Ph: 416-482-5215

 

 

B. Berry Renovations and Woodworking
2630 Cushing Rd.
Mississauga, ON L5K 1X1. 
Ph + Fax: 905-523-2392
email: ghberry@sprint.ca

 

 

Crown Construction
45 Stag Hill Dr.
Toronto, ON
M4B 1K9.
Ph: 416-751-7440

 

 

EnviriMedInc. Environments for Seniors
805 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 507,
Toronto, ON
M5N 1B1.
Ph: 416-487-7978 / Fax: 416-487-8801. 

 

 

Brian Forsyth, Architect
6-10 Sword St.
Toronto, ON
M5A 3N2,
Ph: 416-929-1833 / Fax 416-929-9596 
email: TBForsyth@aol.com

 

 

Nestico Architect
www.nesticoarchitect.on.ca
3000 Langstaff Rd.
Concord, ON
L4K 4R7.
Ph: 905-669-7000 / Fax:  905-669-8230
email: mail@nesticoarchitect.on.ca
 

Vital Access
19 Lupin Dr.,
Scarborough, ON
M1R 4X4.
Ph: 416-592-6766 / eve & wkend 416-386-0131
email Vital Access
 

Measurements for Basic Accessibility for Wheelchairs

Minimum Clear Opening of Doorway
81 cm (32 inches) measured between the face of the door and the stop with the door open 90 degrees.
 
Minimum Clear Turning Space
150 cm (60 inches) diameter
 
Ramps

Maximum slope is 1:12 (8.33%) and maximum horizontal length between landings is 9 meters
 
The ratio 1:12 means that a ramp must have at least 12 meters of length for every rise of 1 meter  
 
For further measurements for heights and widths of kitchen and bathroom areas, please call CILT at 416-599-2458 or email CILT. 


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