All inspection-related areas fulfill quality criteria of the marking "checked for accessibility – partially barrier-free for people with walking impediments."

We’ve summarized some information about accessibility in the following section. You’ll find detailed information in the inspection report at the end of the text.

• A general parking lot is available. A parking space is marked for people with disabilities (distance to entrance 20 m, size of parking space 400 cm x 500 cm).
• The path from the parking lot to the entrance is easily passable for persons and wheels in terms of the surface quality.
• The cash counter has a height of 120 cm. An equivalent communication option while seated is available.
• All public doors and passages are at least 90 cm wide (exception: door to entrance area is 87 cm wide).
• In all elevated exhibition rooms, the exhibits and related information can be seen and read mainly while seated.
• Entrance to the compressor hall can be reached via a 9 m-long ramp with a slope of 6%. Walking width is 92 cm. Handrails are available on both sides.
• The round tour on the outdoor premises is easily passable for persons and wheels in terms of the surface quality.
• Tours for people with walking impairments and wheelchair users are offered. Registration in advance is requested. Seating areas are available. Wheelchair users can access the entire route without any steps.

Public restroom for people with disabilities on ground floor Movement areas in the restroom are:

• In front of/behind the door 220 cm x 130 cm, in front of toilet and sink at least 150 cm x 150 cm,
• Left next to the toilet 26 cm x 71 cm, right 170 cm x 71 cm. Flip-up handholds are available on both sides of the toilet.
• Wheelchairs can be driven under the sink and the mirror can be seen while standing and sitting.
• An alarm trigger exists.

We’ve compiled some information on accessibility in the following section. You’ll find detailed information in the inspection report at the end of the text.

• There is not an alarm.
• An audio induction loop is not available.
• In the exhibition rooms, information about the exhibits is conveyed acoustically, not in writing.
• No tours are offered for people with hearing impairments and deaf people.

We’ve compiled some information on accessibility in the following section. You’ll find detailed information in the inspection report at the end of the text.

• Assistance dogs can be brought along.
• The entrance area is visually emphasized in high-contrast to the surroundings, but is not recognizable through a tactile change in floor covering.
• No revolving or rotation doors are available.
• In the exhibition rooms, the well-illuminated exhibits contrast visually with the surroundings. Information is conveyed acoustically. An audio guide is available to provide information.
• Essential "foot-walks" in the exhibition rooms are structured in rich contrast visually almost everywhere and are tactilely detectable. Walls can be used as orientation support. There are not any floor indicators.
• Rooms and hallways are brightly illuminated.
• Operating elements are tactilely recognizable in the entire building and shaped visually in high contrast.
• Signage is available in easy to read print, but not in Braille or prism print.
• Tours are offered for people with visual impairments and blind people. In the exhibition, exhibits are integrated for touching. Registration in advance is preferable.

We’ve compiled some information on accessibility in the following section. You’ll find detailed information in the inspection report at the end of the text.

• The company’s name and logo are clearly recognizable from outside.
• In the exhibition rooms, information about the exhibits is not available in photo-realistic display.
• Information is not shown with pictograms.
• Destinations of the paths are usually in visual range. An interruption-free orientation system is available.
• Tours are offered for people with cognitive impairments in simple language. Advance registration is preferable.