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- Condition
- CE 10.1: Barrier-Free Path Of Travel Is Not Wide Enough
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.1
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- The width of every barrier-free path of travel must be wide enough to allow for the passage of wheelchairs and provide turning spaces where required as described by the Ontario Building Code.
- Warranty
- One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
- Paths of travel not meeting the Code requirements shall be repaired.
- Condition
- CE 10.2: Controls Installed Too High
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.2
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- Height of controls above the finished floor must comply with the Ontario Building Code.
- Warranty
- One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
- Where the acceptable performance has not been met, controls shall be lowered and the related finishes restored.
- Condition
- CE 10.3: Barrier-Free Access For Individuals And Vehicles Does Not Comply With The Ontario Building Code
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.3
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
Barrier-free access for individuals shall be provided to exterior parking areas (where provided) and to a least one parking level, where a passenger elevator serves an indoor parking level. The vehicular entrance to and from at least one parking level and all areas intended to be used by wheelchair accessible vehicles is required to have an adequate vertical clearance as defined by the Code.
- Warranty
One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
Where the acceptable performance has not been met, repairs shall be made.
- Condition
- CE 10.5: Door Knobs Are Not Barrier Free
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.5
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- Door opening devices that are the only means of operation are required to be designed so that they do not require tight grasping and twisting of the wrist.
- Warranty
- One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
- Door hardware not meeting the Acceptable Performance shall be replaced.
- Condition
- CE 10.7: Vision Panels In Doors In a Barrier-Free Path Of Travel Are Not Sized Or Located Properly
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.7
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- Where a vision panel is provided in a door in a barrier-free path of travel, it must comply with the location and dimensional requirements of the Ontario Building Code.
- Warranty
- One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
- Visions panels not complying with the Acceptable Performance shall be repaired.
- Condition
- CE 10.8: Glass Doors Not Clearly Identified
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.8
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
- A door in a barrier-free path of travel consisting of a sheet of glass is required to be marked with an opaque strip (attributes defined in the Ontario Building Code) so that it is readily apparent.
- Warranty
- One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
- Code compliant identification is required to be provided.
- Condition
- CE 10.9: Barrier-Free Ramp Width Between Handrails Is Not Wide Enough
- Article Type
- Common Element
- Article Number
- 10.9
- Warranty Year(s)
- One Year
- Performance
Ramps located in a barrier-free path of travel are required to have a minimum between handrails per Ontario Building Code.
- Warranty
One-Year – Work and Materials. Two-Year - Ontario Building Code Health and Safety Violation
- Action
Ramps not meeting the Acceptable Performance shall be repaired.