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CAN YOU RETROFIT A HOME FOR AN ELEVATOR? Many people retrofit their current living space for elevators. Compact models are designed to take up a limited amount of space and are ideal for homes of all sizes. You can add a lift system to your floor plan by making space for the elevator cab and its electrical equipment.
The Office of the Illinois State Fire Marshal is dedicated to working with our partners and providing assistance to the fire services in the protection of life, property and the environment through communication, inspection, investigation, certification and licensing.
When riding on elevators, follow these guidelines: Stand back from the doors. Hold the handrail, if available. Pay attention to the floor indicators and be prepared to exit at your destination.
The Elevator Bureau is also responsible for inspections associated with permits, investigating accident reports, periodic inspections, auditing for the Annual Inspection Certification (AIC) program, and responding to 311 calls.
Elevator Car Requirements compliant floor surfaces. a maximum 1 horizontal clearance between car platform sill and hoistway landing. a self-leveling feature. 5 feet candles minimum illumination at platform, controls, threshold, and landing sill.
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Generally, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) law calls for an elevator to be installed if your building has three or more stories, or if each floor of the building exceeds 3,000 square feet.
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