If you mean dado rail the common height is
between 3 to 4 feet depends on ceiling height.
Hold a length up to the wall see what looks best.
I believe the questioner is not referring to a dado. ADA is the American Disabilities Act relating to issues of access and in particular, stairs, doors, sidewalks, and ramps, as well as relevant material changes of elevation, direction, surface and any edges or borders with inherent dangers such as the entrance to an elevator or flat sidewalk that transitions into a vehicular path or parking lot. It's also the reason you now find many office hallway signs with labels in braille. The original question needs to be more specific- are you talking about a stairs, balcony, bathroom stall, "grab bars", or a dedicated wheel chair only ramp? Is the location public or private? Generally speaking, most current codes will have already incorporated the ADA requirements into their current provisions.
the height is yo mama n me together on the bed all night long
normally 42"
17"
In CA, stair railings must be 34" - 38" high.
ADA robe hook height is 48"
A railing normally is not required unless the deck is more then 30 inches off grade, your town may set it's own rules. Check with your building inspector's office. 36 inches is the required guard height.
18 inches
ASSE /ASTM /ADA
Ada cabinet height typically ranges from 34 inches to 36 inches high, with a toe kick of 9 inches and a clear floor space of 30 inches by 48 inches. These specifications ensure accessibility and usability for individuals with disabilities as per the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines.
The ADA required height for access to paper towels requires that the dispenser be fifteen inches to forty eight inches above the finished deck. This is defined by Title III of the ADA.
48" - 54"
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