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@bohotness @bibby @nincompoop

Answer 1

Help : )

Answer 2

http://www.adawheelchairramps.com/wheelchair-ramps/ada-guidelines.aspx

Answer 3

If you can help me that will be great @bibby

Answer 4

@e.mccormick ?

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0.0

Answer 6

lol i dont really care for who knows ;)

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

;)

Answer 9

I only covered my tabs and name and is all

Answer 10

Private stuff : )

Answer 11

:P

Answer 12

But anyways... what grade you in?

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im in 7th

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0.0 ? Nice im in 9th

Answer 15

same! 9th grade connexus! @Here_to_Help15

Answer 16

:O

Answer 17

annoying

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oh yea. sorry for trying to answer peoples questions.
wont happen again

Answer 19

uessssssssssss

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-_- u r on every question i go to

Answer 21

WHAT

Answer 22

HAY IS FOR HOUSE ONIK IS FOR PIGS

Answer 23

ok well sorry. ill try not to stalk you *rolls eyes*

Answer 24

what

Answer 25

just stop talking. you arent making sense

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NO

Answer 27

ok

Answer 28

@e.mccormick none of this typing these users did was relevant in helping me can you assist me?

Answer 29

haha sorry i got distracted. but thats a pretty big question to ask. i dont know if a lot of people will be willing to do all that

Answer 30

The ADA building codes for wheelchair ramps are as follows: the ramp should be no steeper than one foot per inch of rise, rise should not exceed 30 inches, width must be at least 36 inches, and landings must be at least 60 square inches both at the top of the platform and in any directional transition. Handrails are required on ramps that rise more than 6 inches or are more than 72 inches long. Wheelchair ramps may be fabricated from any material, provided they do not allow water to accumulate and have enough tread to prevent slipping.
Hope this helps!

Answer 31

@Here_to_Help15