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Chandler House, Lecture Theatre 118 is located on the first floor of Chandler House.
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Directional and locational signage for the lecture theatre(s) is available in upper and lower case lettering that is clearly visible.
The corridor outside the lecture theatre(s) is not sufficiently wide enough (150cm+) to allow wheelchair users to pass.
There is step free access into the lecture theatre(s).
The door opening width(s) is/are 75cm+ for the lecture theatre(s).
The door(s) for the lecture theatre(s) is/are not push pad activated.
There are no designated spaces for wheelchair users within the lecture theatre(s).
There is not space for an assistance dog.
There is step free access to the speaker's area at the front of the lecture theatre(s).
The lectern is height adjustable.
The lectern cannot be adjusted between the recommended heights of 80cm and 110cm (lowest part).
There is (staggered) tiered seating within the lecture theatre(s).
The steps to the (staggered) tiered seating do not have handrails.
There is not a hearing assistance system for the lecture theatre(s).
There is not a visual fire alarm beacon in the lecture theatre(s).
There is fixed furniture within the lecture theatre(s).
The clear floor space beneath tables in the room(s) is 70cm.
A height adjustable table/bench is not available.
There is a/are chair(s) with armrests on both sides within the lecture theatre(s).
The room does have an unobstructed minimum turning space of 150cm x 150cm.
Floor coverings in the lecture theatre(s) are even with no trip hazards.

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- The room is normally accessed only via the staircase located to the far left of the building.
- However, it can be accessed via the lift but only if you are given permission to go through areas that are normally restricted.
- The lowest height the lectern can adjust to is 89cm from floor.
- The lectern is equipped with a microphone for enhanced voice reinforcement and assistive listening.