Wheelchair Access Globe

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS GLOBE

Registered Design No. 6336124

This amazing Globe, that allows Wheelchairs, and carers, to assist any person with disabilities into the globe safely using a special low-profile plinth, backdrop, and ramp for easy access.

The importance to provide access to people with disabilities is paramount to our business.

This feature allows clients to offer an all-round Globe to all its customers.

Why is it important to provide access to people with disabilities, let’s look at the Key factors for individuals with disabilities and accessibility Issues for Leisure activities in public places.

Accessibility issues can arise from any location, product, or activity. JBL Globes are accessible to everybody, and accessibility may occasionally need the modification of such items. Making something accessible should simplify or remove obstacles to its usage, we made this happen for all with our latest Globe design.

Being accessible means that no one is barred from doing or utilising a Snow Globe or Globe, and that they can do so as individuals.

Wheelchairs are maybe the most generally thought of accessibility necessity; No one should be left out.

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Our Design Considerations

Snow Globes and Globes should be available to everyone.

The JBL Globe design (also known as the design for everyone or the inclusive design) is a broad phrase that meets the accessibility demands of all people. Universal access enables both non-impaired and disabled people to respond to the design equally. Accessibility is concerned with usability.

It was vital to address the needs of disabled persons while we were designing the Wheelchair access Globe.

Responding to the needs of disabled people is becoming increasingly crucial over time. If we want to progress, we must all move at the same speed; the illusion of disability and accessibility must be shattered, and a new, broad vision that allows creativity to thrive across all mediums and platforms must emerge.

Designs must be universal and meet the different needs of the disabled. Both designers and the disabled are human; both can make the world a better place for themselves and others. Consequently, design and accessibility must coexist.

We feel we have made our best effort and succeeded in creating the JBL Leisure Wheelchair Access Globe. We hope you feel the same.