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When installing windows for a person who a has a physical disability, the most important considerations are the type of window operation, their location for access, and the outlook provided for a person seated in a wheelchair.
When installing windows for a person who a has a physical disability, the most important considerations are the type of window operation, their location for access, and the outlook provided for a person seated in a wheelchair.
Whilst all care is taken to provide accurate information with respect to the item described, the Independent Living Centre (ILC) is not involved in product design or manufacture, and therefore not in a position to guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Selection of equipment, which is both suitable and appropriate for individual needs remains the responsibility of the person(s) considering requisition, and no responsibility is taken by the ILC for any loss or injury caused through use of the equipment or alleged to have arisen through reliance upon information provided. As information is subject to change any enquiries should be directed to the manufacturer.
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