Make Your Workplace Accessible For All

Today’s workforce is diverse, and there is growing importance around the need to create accessible workspaces for all employees and visitors. Regulations have been established by The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and the 2010 Standards for Public Accommodations as well as the Commercial Facilities: Title III Requirements to ensure accessibility compliance within commercial buildings. Building owners are required to meet these compliance standards, and it is a significant factor in influencing businesses to design inclusive and accessible environments for everyone.

 

 

In the Clear

Open office environments can pose challenges when designing inclusive spaces. From ADA-compliant door and hallway widths to extension cords and sound-dampening carpets – the need for adaptable products is critical.

 

Another unique challenge is safely providing power access to the center of interior open space rooms, without causing any sort of hazard. Fortunately, that’s where Connectrac® can help. These floor-based raceways seamlessly bring power and data access right where it is needed in commercial interiors.

 

Connectrac’s ADA-Compliant Solutions

Express Kits

Express Kits are a grab-and-go solution that conveniently manages power and data cables. These raceways are pre-wired for power and accommodate one power and data point with a single circuit.

 

GO Wireway

The low-profile GO Wireway provides pluggable power and data cable management. It plugs directly into any existing wall outlet and can be installed on top of various flooring surfaces.

 

Flex™ Raceway System

The Flex Raceway is a modular solution to provide power and data access through any interior space. Flex features expandable data capacity and hot-swappable power devices, making it easy to quickly adjust layouts.

 

 

No matter the regulations, creating inclusive spaces is essential for workplaces. Connectrac provides safe and flexible access to power and data connections in spaces and makes it easy to adjust layouts for future changes.