Sesame Access articles
Thursday, May 20, 2021, marks the tenth Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). The purpose of GAAD is to get everyone talking, thinking and learning about digital access/inclusion and people with different disabilities.
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Michaël Jérémiasz jest paraolimpijczykiem, który odnosił sukcesy w wielu sferach swojego życia, od złotych medali po szczęśliwą, zdrową rodzinę, pasjonuje się podróżami, sportem i witalnością, a mimo to codziennie spotyka się z wyzwaniem opuszczenia własnego domu.
Sesame Access współpracuje z Michaelem nad opracowaniem przystępnego cenowo rozwiązania zwanego „the peoples lift”, które zapewni każdemu użytkownikowi wózka inwalidzkiego środki umożliwiające bezproblemową obsługę własnych drzwi wejściowych.
Sesame Access have installed a few lifts in Manchester and we would love to expand our portfolio of lifts in the Manchester Area. If you or someone you know would benefit from modern, reliable and bespoke disabled access please contact us today.
We contacted Michaël Jérémiasz a few months ago as he was looking for a ramp/lift in his new house in England. We showed him our products and we wanted to give him disabled access which would be perfect for his new home. We have been working with Michaël and are currently designing the platform lift that will be soon installed into his house. Read this interview to find out more about Michaël Jérémiasz and his experience being a wheelchair user while traveling and competing across the world.
The Century Project was a regeneration project for the Seattle Space Needle in Seattle. It included an installation of over 175 tons of glass including floor-to-ceiling windows on the Observation level, an exterior glass barrier wall with glass seats, a circular stair between the Observation level and the Restaurant level, and the world’s first rotating glass floor, called the Loupe. We (Sesame Access) worked on this project and installed a disabled access lift which suited American regulations.
Germany have amended Berlin's 2018 Mobility Act. This was passed by the state parliament at the end of January and is the first time a German city has put pedestrian travel on a legislative footing. This law aims to make the cities mobility ecosystem more usable for wheelchair users and the visually impaired. We offer many products which are suitable for all buildings and therefore encourge anyone in Berlin in search of disabled access to check out our product range and contact us.
We manufactured and installed our Windsor Mobility Lift into a historic yet contemporary, tranquil and central residential area in London. This square of residences required reliable and state of the art disabled access for residents and visitors. Our Windsor Mobility Lift has an automatic gate at the upper landing with a fixed handrail and automatic gate on the rising platform.
We manufactured and installed this Victoria Chair Lift into a bank in London. This building has 4485 employees and therefore it is essential that disabled access is available to those who need it. Due to the building being a grade 1 listed building, incorporating disabled access can be difficult. However our Victoria chair lift is invisible when not in use and therefore protects the historical and architectural significance. We work with many architects to design disabled access for listed buildings they are renovating.
