The Rudnik Library is located within a larger commercial building that is poorly accessible.
\nIt is situated near a bus stop, and there is a paid parking lot next to the building.
\nA designated accessible parking space is located on the same level as the entrance, but the path to the doors is paved with granite cubes.
\nAt the entrance, there is a Direct4.me self-service locker system for collecting borrowed materials, but the lockers are mounted only at a height of 1500 mm and are therefore inaccessible.
\nThe library is located on the first floor, accessible by stairs or a vertical platform lift, which was not functioning reliably at the time of inspection.
\nOn the staircase landing, there is a lintel on the outer side by the window that represents a height obstacle.
\nSome parts of the pathway through the building leading to the library spaces are also sloped (bridge-like), with gradients that are too steep and uneven. <\/p>\n
The library premises are spread across two floors.
\nIn the first floor area, there is the main reception desk and a small reading room that also serves as a multipurpose space.
\nAccess to the upper floor is only possible via stairs.
\nReception desks are height-adjusted.
\nTables in the library are not of suitable dimensions to allow frontal access with a wheelchair.
\nThe library does not have hearing loops.
\nThe building also lacks adapted sanitary facilities. The existing toilets are located on the ground floor, but there are three steps before the restroom entrance.<\/p>\n
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