9. Doorway Width and Maneuvering Clearance Yes Do accessible entrances have a minimum opening  (free of protrusions and obstructions) of 32 inches? No  Do the push or pull sides of doors have adequate clearance Yes  from the side and front of the doorway to allow customer to No  reach handle and maneuver around and through the door opening? See section 404.2.4 of the 2010 ADA Standards for the full requirements. Note: If the person using a wheelchair can approach the door from the front, a minimum side distance of 18 inches and a minimum perpendicular distance of 60 inches will suffice if the door swings toward the customer (shown in top figure). Note: A minimum of 12 inches side distance and a minimum perpendicular distance of 48 inches is required for a door that swings away from the customer and has a latch and closer (shown in bottom figure). Note: Automatic or power assisted doors that remain open in the power-off position do not require these types of maneuvering clearances adjacent to the doors. Note: Where doorways are located adjacent to a ramp landing, maneuvering clearances are permitted to overlap the required ramp landing area. 10. Exterior Door Opening Force Yes Is the force required to open accessible exterior entrances  within a reasonable range? No  Maximum Note: Exterior door opening forces are not specified in the Exterior Door Opening Force ADA Standards. Maximum opening force for an exterior NOT Specified in door may be addressed in state or local building codes. For ADA Standards (Typical Range: example, in Washington state the maximum force is 10 8.5 to 10 lb) pounds (lb.); in Oregon 8.5 pounds is the maximum exterior door opening force.
9. Doorway Width and Maneuvering Clearance Do accessible entrances have a minimum opening (free of protrusions and obstructions) of 32 inches? Do the push or pull sides of doors have adequate clearance from the side and front of the doorway to allow customer to reach handle and maneuver around and through the door opening? See section 404.2.4 of the 2010 ADA Standards for the full requirements. Note: If the person using a wheelchair can approach the door from the front, a minimum side distance of 18 inches and a minimum perpendicular distance of 60 inches will suffice if the door swings toward the customer (shown in top figure). Note: A minimum of 12 inches side distance and a minimum perpendicular distance of 48 inches is required for a door that swings away from the customer and has a latch and closer (shown in bottom figure). Note: Automatic or power assisted doors that remain open in the power-off position do not require these types of maneuvering clearances adjacent to the doors. Note: Where doorways are located adjacent to a ramp landing, maneuvering clearances are permitted to overlap the required ramp landing area.  Yes  No  Yes  No 10. Exterior Door Opening Force Is the force required to open accessible exterior entrances within a reasonable range? Note: Exterior door opening forces are not specified in the ADA Standards. Maximum opening force for an exterior door may be addressed in state or local building codes. For example, in Washington state the maximum force is 10 pounds (lb.); in Oregon 8.5 pounds is the maximum exterior door opening force.  Yes  No Maximum Exterior Door Opening Force NOT Specified in ADA Standards (Typical Range: 8.5 to 10 lb)