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Building Code Of Australia (BCA)

Part D3 of the BCA, titled "Access for People with Disabilities" determines which buildings must comply with the access requirements currently referenced by the BCA.

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Australian Standards On Access & Mobility - AS1428 & AS1735

Australian Standards AS1428 and AS1735 relate to the provision of Disability Access for lifts.

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The Disability Standards (Premises Standards) Are Due To Come Into Force On 1 May 2011.

The Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards (Premises Standards) will lead to significant improvements in the level of access required in new buildings and existing buildings undergoing renovation.

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Disability (Access To Premises - Buildings) Standards

The Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards will achieve more consistent, systemic and widespread improvements in non-discriminatory access for people with disability to publicly accessible buildings.

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Disability Standards On Access To Premises Standards - Frequently Asked Questions

These Fequently asked Questions provide an overview of the main provisions of the Premises Standards.

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Who Developed The Draft Premises Standards?

Before 2000 the Australian Building Codes Board (ABCB) along with key stakeholder group had been working on making gradual changes to the Building Code of Australia (BCA) to make it more consistent with discrimination law.

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Do The Premises Standards Apply To Every Type Of Building?

The Access Code in the Premises Standards gives details of which type of building is covered by the Premises Standards, but essentially it covers any public type building, including buildings which are primarily workplaces.

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Part D3.4 Of The Premises Standards - Is There An Exemption For Providing Access To The Upper Floors Of Small Buildings?

Part D3.4 of the Premises Standards spells out a number of areas of a building where access is not required.

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All Lifts is a preferred supplier of Disabled Lifts in Melbourne

Are you up to date with the changes in the Disability Lift Standards?

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Platform Lifts Are Best Lift Solutions For Schools In Melbourne

A Type Platform Lifts comply with Australian Standards, DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) and the BCA (Building Code of Australia). Minimal building works required.

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All Lifts Wins Large Commercial Projects In Melbourne

All Lifts Pty Ltd is working on large Commercial Projects & gaining a reputation for providing the latest in lift technology & a high level of service. Projects include DHS Projects, Aged Care, Universities, Community Ctres & 18 Schools/Colleges.

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All Lifts Pty Ltd is working on Large Commercial Lift Projects in Melbourne in 2012.

Projects include 10 Lifts for Department of Housing, 8 Lifts for Aged Care Centres, Lifts for RMIT, Latrobe & Deakin Universities, Community Ctres & 18 Schools/Colleges.

For full list of projects see "Latest News" on homepage.

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