About this place
Entrance: The library has a level-access entrance from the street, with automatic double glass doors about 2.10 m wide, making entry easy for wheelchair users and people with prams.
The lift connects all public levels,
Toilets are in all levels however only level 2 has wide and automatic entry accessible toilets
Restrooms on level (M1) are spacious and easy to move around, but there are only changing facilities, no handrails though.
Library counters: The service counters are at a moderate height, making them accessible and comfortable for people of all statures and mobility levels to reach and communicate with staff.
Level 2:
The Justice of the Peace service is also located on level 2, which is an accessible area reachable via lift.
A hearing loop system operates in the AV training area for people with hearing aids.
Adaptive technology: The library provides accessible computers with large-print keyboards, trackballs, and screen-magnification and reader software.
Parking: There is no dedicated mobility parking directly on site.
Visitors who require the most accessible bathroom facilities may find it useful to plan their visit around Level 2, as toilets on the other levels do not provide the same level of access. The adaptive computers and hearing loop also make the library suitable for people with vision or hearing needs who wish to study, attend training or use library services independently. As there is no on-site mobility parking, visitors arriving by car should allow additional time to travel from nearby parking to the entrance.































