Installing an NDA disability handrail
Complies with Building Regulations
Our disabled access handrails are created with Kee Access fittings to ensure that they comply with Part M of the Building regulations.
The outer edge of the fittings is flush with the outer edge of the tube which it is connecting, meaning that the entire surface of the
handrail is kept smooth and continuous. This can make a big difference to the user, as it means that they will not have to lift their hand
off the rail from start to finish. This is an important feature as somebody with a disability may be dependent on the rail for safe access.
Become compliant
We are happy to guide you with the design of your handrail, ensuring that you are compliant with the National Disability Authority.
Long lasting safety rail
Our galvanized steel fittings formidably protect against the harsher elements, ensuring strong resistance to corrosion.
DIY
There are no specialised tools or training required. Installation is quick and easy.
What makes a handrail NDA compliant?
Smooth and continuous
The handrails surface should be smooth and continuous along its entirety, with no breaks or terminations.
Terminated appropriately
Your railing must be terminated in a way which alerts users that it has come to an end. This can be achieved with a D-return or similar.
Edge protection
Where a drop off exists at the edge of a ramp, a bottom rail may be required to stop a wheelchair wheel from falling off. A mid-rail can suffice in some situations.
Why use our handrails?
View our brochure
Browse our NDA guideExamples of our disabled access handrails
Our team is here to help
Our experts will help you select the items you need to complete the project.
