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 requires a ramped approach, an automatic door opener, and a level landing at the entrance. These features allow individuals with mobility impairments to easily enter and exit the building. The minimum width of 0.9 meters (or 36 inches) is actually a requirement for doorways, not for the entrance itself. This width allows for wheelchairs and mobility devices to pass through comfortably. Therefore, it is not a requirement for an accessible entrance in a residential building.