Moddy is suitable for OTs to add balustrades to rails and stairs
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We support OTs to develop the most professional reports for their clients.
If you have any feedback, we’re always looking to refine and improve our home modification software.
Moddy takes care of precise measurements and automatically updates designs when adjustments are made.
Clear, detailed reports ensure seamless communication with builders, clients, funding bodies and other OTs.
In Moddy, an Occupational Therapist can add a balustrade to a handrail complex with the click of a button.
Balustrades are a simple addon to Moddy’s handrail tool and are an automatic feature.
The standards for balustrades, as outlined in the National Construction Code, require a minimum height of 1000 millimetres (1 meter) from the landing or ground surface of a landing, ramp, or step.
Yes, in Moddy, it is very easy to adjust the height of the balustrade.
The height is automatically controlled by the height of your handrail, as the balustrade height is built off the handrail.
According to the National Construction Code, the maximum gap or spacing between balustrades is 125 millimetres.
This is the measurement we have implemented within Moddy also.
The width of a balustrade can vary depending on the design or brand of the balustrade and handrail complex being used by the supplier.
The important factor is that the distance between each balustrade does not exceed 125 millimetres. The overall width of each individual balustrade is not as critical, provided it is structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing.
Yes, if you are designing a ramp or staircase that requires bilateral handrails, you can easily add balustrades to both rails or only one side as needed.
No.
While Moddy enables occupational therapists to design high-fidelity home modification drawings and communicate these with a builder or tradesperson, it is the responsibility of the builder or tradesperson to ensure that the modifications meet building standards and codes.
Collaboration between the occupational therapist and the builder or tradesperson is essential for compliance.
We simply allow you to design whatever you want.