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Public Access H320 to the rescue
With limited time available Public Access were recently called upon to deliver an urgent solution.
more than just a lift company...
Public Access lift engineering services have the ability to tackle the most complex of requirements having the ability to blend new technology and lift solutions into both new build and existing private and commercial buildings quite often providing a complete turnkey solution.
Accessibility is more than physical access to the building. People always make the broad assumption that disabled people are primarily wheelchair users whereas only a small percentage are.
And of those, only three to five percent have to use a wheelchair all the time. Adjustments to buildings will not only include installing ramps and lifts but also disabled parking, hearing loops, power assisted doors, signage and furniture.
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Public Access Continue to Expand
11. 05. 2009
Following our move to the Access House, Holly Farm site last September and with the encouraging start to 2009, we are pleased to announce the recent appointment of Robert MacEachen as Sales Manager for the London and South East region. Robert has several years proven experience in the lift indust
Lift Services for the Public and Commercial Sectors
11. 05. 2009
Quality Stair Lift Engineering Solutions With the continuous development of passenger lift systems and technologies in both the commercial and private market sectors Public Access are now well placed to provide quality products and engineering solutions to a complete spectrum pub
Hiro 320 installation
11. 05. 2009
With limited time available Public Access were recently called upon to deliver an urgent solution. A new pupil at a Midlands primary school starting after the summer break required wheelchair access to overcome the barrier caused by a short staircase into the main assembly hall. Central to the bu
Disability access
11. 05. 2009
In the first ruling of its kind, a judge has ordered the Royal Bank of Scotland to install a lift so that a wheelchair user can have the same access as any other customer. Furthermore, in recognising the embarrassing treatment the young man experienced at the hands of the bank, he was awarded Â
