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Small tools that turn one or two measurements into a clear number: ramp length, walking aid height and raised toilet seat height. Each one shows its formula and cites the rule it uses.
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Enter the height of the step or threshold and get the minimum ramp length, the slope it implies and the landings each country's reference rule asks for. The results are reference values from building rules, not a safety approval for your home.
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Measure one number, the height of your wrist crease from the floor, and this tool gives the handle height for a cane, rollator or walking frame and checks it against a product's adjustment range. It uses the wrist crease method from American Family Physician and NHS guidance, not a guess from body height.
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Measure your current toilet seat height, choose a target and see how much a raised toilet seat or riser would need to add. Targets come from US, German and French accessibility references, or you can enter the height a therapist recommended.
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