For a kitchen or other work type surface the standard counter height is: 36". A bathroom standard counter height used to be 30", but now it is more common at 36" high.
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Desk height is typically anywhere from 28"-30"H. Counter height is best at 42"H. Many users attach articulating keyboards to the underside of the desk in order to type at the appropriate height based on the users needs.
Standing desks are uncommon commodities and are often made specially for their users, so they do not generally have a set standard height. Mass manufactured standing desks are usually adjustable to suit the needs of the widest variety of users.
There is no standard height for a door viewer. The door viewer should be positioned so that the majority of people can use it, which will mean low enough to accommodate a majority of short people, because taller people can bend down to use it. While this may be inconvenient for taller people, they can at least use it, whereas short people would need to use a step, which would be extremely inconvenient. Other factors are the likely users. If there are likely to be wheelchair users or very short people it may be best to have two viewers. Note that the viewer needs to be set for eye height, not head height.
about 75 centimetres for normal chair seat. But it depends on the comfort of the user. Above or below this height may help shorter/taller users.
The UK organisation which helps one obtain cars suitable for wheelchair users is Motability. They are headquartered near Southwark Bridge in central London.
An ibot wheelchair differs from an ordinary wheelchair because it allows users more flexibility with tasks like climbing down the stairs, standing upright, and better control.
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Only if they have a medical condition that requires it. There are a few conditions that require a diaper and wheelchair, but most wheelchair users do not require diapers or catheters.
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Many people use counter height sinks in bathrooms now for the convenience of not having to bend to use them, especially if one or more of the users is tall.
Multi-level malls have elevators to accommodate wheelchair users. This is a much safer, easier way for a wheelchair user to access the various levels in the mall.