The Entryway

On this wall, Capella Design’s Selora Grab Bar Frame is mounted on the righthand side. It’s a picture frame with a subtle grab bar built into it, offering support without compromising style. Inside the frame, the words “accessible can be beautiful” are printed in large, clear letters.

To the left of the frame are images of a hotel room door that opens automatically with a key card. Below that, a small black nightlight turns on when it detects motion.

The signage says:

Entryway

A thoughtful welcome designed to support comfort, security, and independent access.

Key Features:

• Power-Operated Entry Door
  Opens with a key fob tap and closes automatically, reducing the effort needed to enter.
• Barrier-Free Entryway
  Zero-threshold door with at least 600 mm (24 inches) of clear floor space on the latch side makes room for mobility aids and easier maneuvering.
• Motion-Activated Lighting
  Lights turn on as you enter for better visibility and safety.
• Visual and Tactile Information
  Outside, a braille room number is mounted at the latch side of the door. Inside, tactile emergency information and an evacuation map include clear instructions for guests using mobility devices, along with a fire alarm that provides both visual and audible alerts.
• Reachable Locks and Door Viewer
  Entry locks are positioned for easy access, with a viewer at both seated and standing heights for added comfort and security.
• Subtle Support Features
  A grab bar picture frame near the door offers a comfortable place to lean while removing coats or shoes.