RAMP VIGNETTE.TEST IN 3 DAYS.FIRST TRY. HELP!

[bovannu01]

Hey guys,

Just tried the ramp vignette. Have a lot of questions below. please help!

1. I placed an exit door between the lobby and exit corridor. They require minimum 32 inches clear width door. If I place a 32 inches door, the clear width is less than 32", so I placed a 36 inches door. Is that right?

2. I allow some clearances in front of the exit door (see attachment). Please let me know if it's correct.

3. The requirement says they need continuous handrail. however I can only draw them as segment. They don't even connect. They just overlap. . Is that OK?

4. Is there any clearance for the bottom landing of the stairs? (see attachment)

Thank you!

[Sparky83]

Hey guys,

Just tried the ramp vignette. Have a lot of questions below. please help!

1. I placed an exit door between the lobby and exit corridor. They require minimum 32 inches clear width door. If I place a 32 inches door, the clear width is less than 32", so I placed a 36 inches door. Is that right? Yes.

2. I allow some clearances in front of the exit door (see attachment). Please let me know if it's correct. The clearance can overlap the 30" landing. It's all the same level.

3. The requirement says they need continuous handrail. however I can only draw them as segment. They don't even connect. They just overlap. . Is that OK? Yes.

4. Is there any clearance for the bottom landing of the stairs? (see attachment) Yes, same as any landing. As shown is inadequate...fatal.

Thank you!

[bovannu01]

Thanks Sparky83.

One thing I'm not so sure about is the landing clearances. Can you let me know:

1. Landing clearances at the bottom of stairs? Is it 5x5?

2. What is the 30" landing that you mention before?

Thanks!

[Sparky83]

Thanks Sparky83.

One thing I'm not so sure about is the landing clearances. Can you let me know:
1. Landing clearances at the bottom of stairs? Is it 5x5? Landings are described in the program.
2. What is the 30" landing that you mention before? ...the 30" landing you drew.

Thanks!