Counter Height Designed for Wheelchair Users
The accessible counter is built at a lower height compared to standard service counters, allowing wheelchair users to comfortably reach and interact with staff without difficulty. This thoughtful design ensures that users can make eye contact, pass documents, and engage in conversations without straining or feeling excluded.
Turnstile Specially Designed for Users with Disabilities
A dedicated accessible turnstile is installed near the library entrance to accommodate users with disabilities, including those in wheelchairs or using mobility aids. This inclusive feature ensures that all visitors, regardless of physical ability, can access the library conveniently and with dignity.
Clear Signage and Identification
The library is clearly marked with appropriate signage to help users identify it easily. This signage ensures that first-time visitors or those unfamiliar with the facility can locate the accessible service point without confusion.
Wide and Open Space
There is a clear, wide space to allow easy maneuverability for wheelchairsusers. This provides ample room for users to approach, turn, or back out without feeling cramped, promoting a smooth and dignified user experience.