Q. What is the difference between the PHS Pass Through Staircase and the Pass Through ADA Staircase?
A. The primary difference lies in ADA compliance. The Pass Through ADA Staircase meets ADA standards with features like 11" deep treads, 36" wide platforms, and 12" handrail extensions, ensuring accessibility for individuals with disabilities. In contrast, the standard PHS Pass Through Staircase has 9" treads, 30" platforms, and lacks ADA-specific handrail extensions.
Q. How does the Pass Through Staircase support sensory motor development for person with special needs?
A. The staircase's alternating 6" and 4" steps challenge person to improve balance, and coordination, key for sensory motor skills. The pass-through design encourages repetitive climbing, aiding motor planning for person with autism or developmental delays.
Q. Are there safety features incorporated into the rehab pass through staircase design?
A. Yes, the anti-slip safety tread on the platform and steps, combined with 2" steel uprights and black powder coated aluminum handrails, ensures stability and safety.
Q. What infection control features does the PHS pass-through staircase offer for clinical use?
A. The staircase is designed with hygiene in mind—its handrails and uprights feature a black powder-coated finish that includes anti-microbial and anti-bacterial properties, supporting infection control protocols in clinical environments.
Q. Is the staircase shipped fully assembled or does it require assembly upon delivery?
A. The staircase ships fully assembled, allowing for immediate use upon delivery.