Thank you all!!! for providing information about this issue, I will do some
research about the code.
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I’ll try to clarify the related issues.
- ADA is mostly about spatial compliance, so yes, heights, clearances.
- Be careful about a manufacturer's claim that their dishwasher is compliant.
The main point is that the counter height needs to be 34” max
(https://goo.gl/images/DLzp4U
It sounds like some random Joe Citizen told you this is necessary. What did
your city's regulatory department say when you asked them about the
requirement? Without that knowledge, your concern is hand-wringing based
only on hearsay. Talk to the city. Most times, these departments want to
see
This caught me off guard when we renovated our most recent space too, I
think since our past buildings were mixed-use and this was our first purely
commercial building.
The ADA laws are around the counter height, not the dishwasher itself. But
because the ADA counter height is a bit lower than
My building don't have issue about what kind of dishwasher I am going to
use, but I am just wondering are there any regulatory department from the
government would check on us and be very specific about it. But I am not
running a food business or a bar, so I believe that residential dishwasher
When I look for ADA dishwashers it seems that lots of residential
dishwashers list ADA compatibility. ADA just seems to be about control
accesibility.
But looking
here:
https://www.consolidatedfoodservice.com/guide/commercial-vs-residential-dishwashers-guide
the implication is that
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