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Lindop House

Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London, E1 4NS

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Accommodation Overview

Getting Inside

  • The approach to the building is step-free and level.
  • Lindop House has one entrance which provides step-free level access to the ground floor.
    There is a single manual door available at the entrance.
  • The entrance is signed as Lindop House.

Getting Around

  • There is step-free level access throughout the majority of the building on all floors.
  • Floor 6 is not accessible by lift but by stairs only.
  • Floor surfaces along all circulation routes are hard and smooth, with some having a shiny finish, or carpeted and smooth.
  • There are no resting areas in circulation or lobby areas.
  • Overhead and wall mounted wayfinding signage is provided throughout the building.
  • There are manual doors in corridor and lobby areas.

Entrance

  • This entrance is located on Mile End Road.
  • The entrance area is not clearly signed.
  • There is a canopy or recess which provides weather protection at the entrance.
  • There is step-free level access at the entrance.
  • There is a key fob/card reader at a height of 137cm.
  • There is an intercom at a height of 140cm.
  • There is a single manual door at this entrance.
  • The door opens towards you.
  • The width of the opening is 75cm.
  • There is a small lip on the threshold of the opening.
  • The door has a low visual contrast.
  • There is a push pad or push button to exit at a height of 137cm.

Lift

  • The lift surveyed is located to the left as you enter.
  • The distance from the entrance is 1m.
  • The most accessible route to the lift has step-free level access.
  • G - 5 are accessed by this lift.
  • The lift door has a high visual contrast.
  • The lift does not have a level manoeuvring space in front of it for a wheelchair user (150cm x 150cm).
  • The weight limit for the lift is 630kg.
  • The external lift control buttons have tactile markings and a high visual contrast.
  • All of the external lift controls are at a suitable height for a wheelchair user.
  • The lift door opening width is 80cm.
  • The internal dimensions of the lift are 110cm (width) x 138cm (depth).
  • The internal lift control buttons have tactile markings, Braille markings and a high visual contrast.
  • Some of the internal lift controls are at a suitable height for a wheelchair user.
  • Internally the lift has: a mirror to aid reversing, a visual floor indicator and an audible announcer.
  • Lighting levels were even at the time of the survey, with unshaded light sources.

Stairs

  • The stairs surveyed are located ahead and to the right as you enter the building.
  • G - 6 can be accessed by these stairs.
  • There are 20+ steps between floors.
  • The steps are clearly marked and have handrails on both sides.
  • The handrails are easy to grip.
  • The handrails cover the flight of stairs throughout its length.
  • The handrails do not extend horizontally beyond the first and last step.
  • The height of the steps is between 15cm and 18cm.
  • The height of the highest step is 18cm.
  • The depth of the steps is not between 30cm and 45cm.
  • Lighting levels were uneven at the time of the survey, with pools of light and shade.

Communal Facilities

  • Laundry Room View
    • The laundry room is located to the right as you enter.
    • There is step-free level access into the laundry room.
    • There is a single manual door with a high visual contrast.
    • The door opens inwards.
    • The width of the opening is 75cm.
    • There is not room for a wheelchair user to manoeuvre (150cm x 150cm).
    • The flooring is shiny.
    • The walls and floor have a high visual contrast.
    • Facilities within the room include a washing machine and a tumble dryer.
    • The following machines are at a suitable height for a wheelchair user: washing machine.
    • Lighting levels were uneven at the time of the survey, with pools of light and shade and unshaded light sources.