Ontario Building Code Practice Exam

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Which of the following is not a requirement for an accessible entrance in a residential building?

Ramped approach
Automatic door opener
Minimum width of 0.9 meters
Level landing at entrance

The correct answer is: Minimum width of 0.9 meters

An accessible entrance in a residential building is required to have a ramped approach, an automatic door opener, and a level landing at the entrance. This is to ensure that individuals with disabilities or mobility restrictions can easily enter and exit the building. The minimum width of 0.9 meters is not a requirement for an accessible entrance, as it may vary depending on the specific building's design and accessibility guidelines. Furthermore, a width requirement may not accurately reflect the accessibility of the entrance, as other factors such as slope and surface material of the ramped approach also play a crucial role. Therefore, option C is the only option that is not a necessary requirement for an accessible entrance in a residential building.