Solution at a glance
For a property in Chernivtsi, ASPAR selects a platform for people with disabilities and other people with reduced mobility based on the actual geometry and user route. The best time to confirm the type, dimensions and landing zones is before openings, stairs and building services are fixed in the design. For an existing building, the process starts with measurements and photos of the entire route section.
What to coordinate during design
The architect or designer should provide ASPAR with the planning task, not only a product name. The levels, travel path, landing zones, boarding and exit directions, available space and expected installation conditions are required.
ASPAR provides data for its own equipment and the integrated solution. The company is not positioned as an independent drawing bureau. The process for a project team is described on the architects and designers page.
When to consider each platform type
- Vertical platform: when a separate path can be allocated between levels and safe landing zones can be provided.
- Inclined platform: when travel needs to follow a straight or complex stair route.
- Project-specific configuration: when a standard option does not fit the geometry and technical feasibility still needs to be checked.
The equipment type should not be fixed from the appearance of a similar property. The final selection depends on measurements, pattern of use and interaction with the building.
Inputs that reduce rework
| Party | Required input |
|---|---|
| Customer | Property type, user task, access pattern and required outcome. |
| Designer | Plan, section, level markers, available dimensions and adjacent structures. |
| Contractor | Site readiness, access to the installation area and known building-service conditions. |
| ASPAR | Equipment selection, configuration clarification and integration requirements for its own solution. |
A list of the core questions is also available in the guide explaining why accessibility should be planned at the drawing stage.
Preparing for implementation
Once the configuration is agreed, the parties confirm site readiness, access, power and work sequence. Responsibility for preparatory work is defined for the specific order. Installation and commissioning are carried out for the approved solution.
Where to verify the product and trust information
The relevant families are grouped in the accessibility equipment category. Regulatory and certification statements should be checked against the verified guide. Equipment documentation does not replace a project assessment of the entire building.
Integration FAQ
When should ASPAR be involved?
Preferably before openings, landing zones and adjacent structures are fixed. For an existing building, contact ASPAR after photos and measurements have been prepared.
Can one standard detail be used for every property?
No. Geometry, travel direction, levels and equipment configuration must be coordinated for the specific location.
What should be sent first?
A plan or sketch, photos of the route section, the level difference, available dimensions and a short description of the user route.