Handrail Brackets meet code requirements.
Press Release Summary:
Style D formed handrail brackets offer 1? in. horizontal and vertical clearance to meet code requirements and recommendations of Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines. ADAAG Section Advisory 505.6 states that space between wall and handrail must be 1? in. and that horizontal projections should be 1? inches minimum below bottom of handrail gripping surface. Brackets meet both clearance requirements.
Original Press Release:
New Handrail Brackets from Wagner
The Wagner Companies Introduce New Brackets to Meet 1 ?? Clearance Requirements
Milwaukee, WI ? The Wagner Companies has announced that an addition has been made to its product line ? the Style D formed handrail brackets will now offer a 1 ?? horizontal and vertical clearance to meet code requirements and the recommendations of the newly published Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG).
The 2004 ADAAG Section Advisory 505.6 states the space between a wall and a handrail must be 1-1/2 inches. Additionally, there is a requirement that ?horizontal projections shall occur 1-1/2 inches (38mm) minimum below the bottom of the handrail gripping surface.? Wagner?s new formed bracket will meet both of these clearance requirements.
For further information, go to www.wagnercompanies.com or contact The Wagner Companies at 800-786-2111 or info@mailwagner.com.
The Wagner Companies has been in the metal business since 1850 as a manufacturer of handrail fittings and metal products for architectural and industrial applications. The Wagner Companies is made up of R & B Wagner, Inc. and The J. G. Braun Company.
The main product lines include: Architectural Catalog, Architectural Custom and Industrial Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) products. Wagner offers bending, stamping and finishing capabilities, including assistance with CAD technology. Wagner has a large inventory of raw materials and over 11,000 stock items in steel, brass, bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel.
