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                     What Is An ADA Accessible Table?
The ADA stands for The Americans with Disabilities Act, a civil rights law 
enacted in 1990. This law was passed to help prevent discrimination 
against people that may have disabilities and to help provide them with 
the same opportunities as the rest of the community.
ADA-compliant tables need a surface height of no more than 34 inches 
and no less than 28 inches above the main floor. There needs to be a 
knee clearance of 25 inches or more under a workspace and a width 
clearance of 30 inches or more.
Some different designs that can cater to people with disabilities 
and offer an accessible location include:
 Adjustable dining tables and accessible tables. Any public setting 
can benefit from including accessible seating, and adjustable 
tables can provide that.
 Accessible bathroom accessories. People with disabilities need an 
accessible route and accessible area to use public bathrooms. 
Accessible features that could make a big difference can include: 
doorless showers, trench drains, mounted sinks with no cabinets 
underneath, accessible light switches, and a grab bar. While 
bathroom accessibility is improving, there is always more that can 
be done, and accessible features should be a standard widespread.
 Adjustable desks. As said above, accessible seating and adjustable 
tables are important to include in any setting as they can be 
wheelchair accessible. An adjustable desk is just as important in a 
workspace or school setting and should be provided for those who 
need it. Adjustable desks are often advertised as standing desks and 
a way to counteract the adverse effects of sitting for long periods. 
Still, adjustable desks are a great product for people in wheelchairs 
and people with disabilities.
 Who Benefits From An Accessible 
Table?
 Many workplaces and public settings end up being designed by people 
that don’t have
a disability or have never had to struggle with one, and that unknowingly can put 
people with disabilities at a disadvantage. Providing the proper accommodation and a 
safe space for people that have disabilities is something that should put done without a 
second thought.
 Anyone can benefit from an accessible environment—for example, a curb ramp. 
Introduced in the 1940s, it was used for people with mobility disabilities as a more 
specific point of access and entrance. Today we can see that curb ramps provide more 
benefits than initially planned. Curb ramps can provide ease of access for people with 
visual impairments or mobility issues and people using strollers or carts to transition 
from one surface to another.
 For many people with disabilities or mobility issues, finding a safe space that is 
accessible and easy to get comfortable in and enjoy in public is necessary. Trying to 
position a person in a wheelchair at a fixed table can be a big issue and struggle, and it 
can’t provide the same opportunity that accessible tables would. An accessible table 
follows ADA standards and guidelines and can provide an equal and safe option for 
people with disabilities to be included in a dining experience. However, an example 
of a great accessibility feature that can benefit many people, including people with 
disabilities, is an Inclusion Table.
What Is An Inclusion Table?
 Providing an accessible table over fixed tables can provide a safe space and 
accommodate people with disabilities and offer them the same and equal 
opportunities. The Inclusion Table is an ADA-compliant table for people with a 
disability. It is a 4′ x 4′ table with four respective sides that are accessible by adjusting 
each section vertically and horizontally in height and distance. It can be used in any 
public setting, and most importantly, it’s easily movable and designed to 
accommodate people with disabilities.
 At Marion Innovations, we pride ourselves on making a difference and creating 
products that will help people with disabilities and create an independent and safe 
environment. We aim to provide our customers with the best possible service in hopes 
that we can provide quality products and help design a more inclusive world for 
people with disabilities.
 An accessible seating location can provide an equal and safe opportunity for people 
with disabilities to feel included at the same table without struggle or hassle. The 
Inclusion Table is the future of an inclusive and accessible world. Contact us today to
learn more about our innovative products and see what the future offers.