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ADA Compliance

Our ramp railing is specifically designed to meet ADA standards. Including all length, height, and load bearing requirements.

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Expert Assistance

Our team of experts have decades of experience working with ADA to best assist you in designing the best compliant railing.

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Easy Installation

The pipe and fittings system of our ramp railing makes for an easy install. With a few simple tools like a drill and hex key, you can have your new railing installed in no time!

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Adaptable Design

Our modular system allow us to help design a ramp railing to meet your needs. You can turn, elevate, or completely change your ramp railing as needed.

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Advantages of Our ADA Ramp Railing

ADA Compliant Handicap Ramp Railing

The American's with Disabilities Act (ADA) has a number of requirements when it comes to height, length, and load-bearing requirements for ramp railing.

  • Height: The top rail needs to be between 34 and 38 inches from the walking surface.
  • Length: Railing must extend horizontally above the landing for 12 inches at both the top and bottom of the ramp.
  • Load-Bearing: Ramp railing must withstand 200 pounds of linear force in the outward or downward direction.

These are just a couple of the noteable ADA ramp railing requirements.

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Customizable Ramp Railings

Our pipe and fittings are a modular system. This allows you to customize a handrail specifically for your stairs or ramp.

We can help you design an ADA handrail that is a perfect fit for your unique situation.

Our fittings use a set screw system, meaning there’s also no welding in any of our components. So, if you need to change out a part or change your design, you can easily swap fittings and alter your handrail.

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Durable Ramp Railings

All our ADA handrail components are made from galvanized steel and mount to any concrete or wood surfaces.

Kee Klamp steel fittings are rust resistant and are designed to withstand all weather elements. They’re able to maintain their durability through many years of use to ensure they continue to meet ADA standards.

And with our gator tubing or schedule 40 pipe, your handrail will have a smooth and continuous design with industrial strength.

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Install Your Ramp Railing with Ease

When it comes to installing your ADA handrails, you only need a few simple tools like a drill and a hex key. Yes, you heard us right.

Our component-based handrails can be installed by anyone. You can hire a contractor or roll up your sleeves and do it yourself.

In a couple hours, you can have your new handrail installed and ready for use.

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Expert Team Assistance

Our team of design experts are here to help you every step of the way.

We will assist you with your plans and designs. Next, we’ll walk you through the necessary ADA regulations for your project. Then provide you with a detailed quote of all the materials you’ll need for your new handrail.

We understand that installing an ADA handrail isn’t only for compliance. It’s to keep people safe. We care as much as you do to ensure you and your people are safe.

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From Concept to Completion

The Process When Working with Simplified Building
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Send Us Your Designs

This includes any photos, sketches, or measurements you have. The more, the better! Our team wants to accurately understand your project to provide you the best solution.

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Speak with an Expert

Our team will walk you through our system so that we can come up with the right handrail for you. We also want to make sure any questions or concerns you have are addressed.

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Review Your Solution

You will then receive a personalized quote for your new handrail. All quotes are specific to your needs and any necessary changes will be made right away.

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Project Completion

Lastly, when you're ready to move forward, your expert will order your new handrail straight away to get it shipped ASAP. We'll stay connected with you to ensure full delivery.

ADA Railing FAQs

What height should ADA handrail be?

Between 34 and 38 inches. ADA states that the top rail of a handrail must be between 34 and 38 inches above the walking surface. This applies to both stairs and ramps.

Do I need handrails on both sides of a ramp?

Yes, handrails are required on both sides of a ramp. If the the ramp has a rise greater than 6-inches, there needs to be handrails.

What size should my ADA handrail be?

Handrail diameter needs to be 1-1/4 inches to 2 inches. If the handrail is not circular, then the cross-section can’t be greater than 2-1/4 inches and its perimeter needs to be 4 inches to 6-1/4 inches.

Do I need a single or double handrail?

This depends on the project. For example, in an area where children will need use the railing (I.e. a school or park) then a double handrail is required. And wheelchair ramps require a second base railing to comply with ADA code. If you are unsure how this pertains to your project, our team is available to help you answer this question.

Do I need ADA compliant railing for my home?

No, unless you are conducting any business out of your home. Residential railing requirements fall under the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC).

Let Us Help You Become ADA Compliant

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