Royal Uccle Sport

Car park

• 75 metres from the entrance to the office, the site has two free car parks :

  - On the right as you arrive is the car park for members, with no spaces reserved for people with special needs.

  - On the left is the visitor car park with six reserved spaces marked vertically and outlined on the ground but on a soft surface.

Access road from the car park

• From the car parks, there is direct access to the various grounds via paths around the grounds. Access to the grounds is at ground level.

• All passageways are wide enough.

• The ground is hard, even and free of obstacles.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easily identifiable.

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all persons with special needs.

• The main entrance is accessible ; there are no steps.

Reception

• During office hours, reception is located at the office. Access to the indoor grounds, changing rooms and toilets is at ground level and continuously lit.

• There is sufficient space in front of the counter.

Horizontal movement

• There are no steps to negotiate.

• The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.

• All passageways are wide enough.

Vertical movement

• A sufficiently large, independently accessible lift serves all floors accessible to the public.

Adapted toilet

• The adapted toilet is easy to find.

• There is an accessible washbasin in the adapted toilet.

Cafeteria

• Staff are available to help people sit down at tables, choose food, serve themselves and pay.

• All tables allow wheelchair users to position themselves correctly.

• The aisles are wide enough.

• Table service is provided by the staff.

Shower room

• The shower is at ground level.

Cloakroom

• All doors are contrasting in colour and wide enough to allow access for all people with specific needs.

• The cloakrooms are at ground level.

Car park

• Reserved parking spaces are poorly signposted.

Access road from the car park

• From the members' car park, the route continues along an access ramp with a slight slope that is not secured by a handrail or wheel stops.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell at the entrance and staff cannot see people who want to enter.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase with wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• The counter is too high.

Vertical movement

• The width of the lift door is between 80 and 85 cm.

• The depth of the lift cabin is between 130 and 140 cm.

• The lift pictogram is poorly positioned.

Adapted toilet

• The adapted toilet equipment is poorly positioned and therefore not comfortable to use.

Shower room

• There is no adapted shower.

• There is no adapted toilet in the shower.

Cloakroom

• There is no adapted changing room.

• The benches are fixed and equipped with hooks at a height of 1.60 m.

Car park

• 75 metres from the entrance to the office, the site has two free car parks :

  - On the right as you arrive is the car park for members, with no spaces reserved for people with special needs.

  - On the left is the visitor car park with six reserved spaces marked vertically and outlined on the ground but on a soft surface.

Access road from the car park

• From the car parks, there is direct access to the various grounds via paths around the grounds. Access to the grounds is at ground level.

• All passageways are wide enough.

• There are no steps to negotiate.

• The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easily identifiable.

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all people with specific needs.

• The main entrance is accessible ; there are no steps.

Reception

• During office hours, reception is located at the office. Access to the indoor grounds, changing rooms and toilets is at ground level and under continuous lighting.

Horizontal movement

• There are no steps to negotiate.

• Circulation is easy throughout.

• The floor is hard, even and free of obstacles.

• All passageways are wide enough.

• The layout of the premises is simple, making it easy to find your way around.

Vertical movement

• A lift serves all floors accessible to the public.

• There is a grab rail in the lift.

Adapted toilet

• The adapted toilet is easy to find.

• There is a washbasin in the adapted toilet.

Cafeteria

• Staff are available to help people get seated, choose their food, serve themselves and pay.

• The aisles are wide enough.

• Table service is provided by the staff.

• There are no steps to negotiate.

Shower room

• The shower is level with the floor.

• The accessible toilet is located outside the shower room.

Cloakroom

• All doors are contrasting in colour and wide enough to allow access for all people with specific needs.

• The changing rooms are on the ground floor.

Car park

• Reserved parking spaces are poorly signposted.

Access road from the car park

• From the members' car park, the route continues along an access ramp with a slight slope that is not secured by a handrail or wheel guard.

• There are no seats along the route.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell at the entrance and staff cannot see people who want to enter.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase with wooden steps that are not contrasted and may be slippery.

Reception

• There are no seats near the reception desk.

Horizontal movement

• There are no seats along the route.

Vertical movement

• The width of the lift door is between 80 and 85 cm.

• The lift pictogram is poorly positioned.

• There is a handrail on one side of the stairs.

Cafeteria

• The terrace may be slippery depending on the season.

Shower room

• The shower room is not well equipped.

Access road from the street

• Pedestrian crossings are secured by tactile paving.

Entrance

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all persons with specific needs.

• The doors are easy to open independently.

Reception

• The reception area is located in a logical continuation of the route.

• The reception area is in a quiet environment.

Horizontal movement

• The layout is simple and intuitive.

Vertical movement

• A lift serves all floors accessible to the public.

Cafeteria

• Staff are available to help people find a table, choose their food, serve themselves, pay, etc.

• Service is provided at the table.

Cloakroom

• All doors are contrasting in colour and wide enough to allow access for all persons with specific needs.

Access road from the car park

• You must cross the car park to reach the entrance.

• There are no guide lines in the wide walkways.

• There is an unsecured ramp on the walkway.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell at the entrance and staff cannot see people who want to enter.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase that is not secured by tactile paving and has wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• There is no designated member of staff to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

• Visual information is not accompanied by a voice announcement.

Horizontal movement

• There are no guide lines in the wide walkways.

• There are dangerous objects on the walkway.

Vertical movement

• The stairs have an unsafe handrail.

Cafeteria

• The terrace can be slippery depending on the season.

Access road from the street

• Guide lines facilitate movement.

• Pedestrian crossings are secured by tactile paving.

• Signage makes it easy to find your way around.

Entrance

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all persons with specific needs.

• The entrance is easily identifiable and is located in the logical continuation of the route.

• The door contrasts with its surroundings.

Reception

• The reception is located in the logical continuation of the route.

• The reception is in a quiet environment.

Horizontal movement

• The contrast between the floor and walls facilitates circulation.

• The doors contrast with their surroundings.

• The lighting is sufficient and continuous.

• The layout of the premises is simple, making it easy to find your way around.

Vertical movement

• A lift serves all floors. It can be used independently or staff are available to assist.

Cafeteria

• Staff are available to help people get seated, choose from the menu, serve themselves, pay, etc.

• Meals are served at the table.

Cloakroom

• All doors are contrasting and wide enough to allow people with specific needs to pass through.

Access road from the car park

• There are no safety measures on the stairs.

• The handrail is not secure on the side facing the void.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell at the entrance and staff cannot see people who want to enter.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase that is not secured by tactile paving and has wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• There is no designated person to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

• Reflections or backlighting may impair vision.

• Visual information is not accompanied by a voice announcement.

Horizontal movement

• There are dangerous objects on the route.

• Some glass walls on the route are not secured by contrasting markings.

• There are no contrasting guide lines to facilitate movement.

Vertical movement

• There is insufficient lighting on the stairs.

• The steps are not contrasted.

• The stairs have an unsafe handrail.

Cafeteria

• The menus and cards are difficult to read.

• The terrace can be slippery depending on the season.

Car park

• 75 metres from the entrance to the office, the site has two free car parks :

  - On the right as you arrive is the car park for members, with no spaces reserved for people with special needs.

  - On the left is the visitor car park with six reserved spaces marked vertically and outlined on the ground but on a soft surface.

• The car parks are free to use.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all people with special needs.

• The opening hours are displayed near the door.

Reception

• During office hours, reception is located at the office. Access to the indoor grounds, changing rooms and toilets is at ground level and under continuous lighting.

• Reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• The establishment can be contacted in writing: SMS or email.

Lighting

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Horizontal movement

• The layout of the premises is simple and makes it easy to find your way around.

Toilets

• The toilets are easy to find.

• It is possible to see whether a toilet is occupied or free.

Cafeteria

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase with wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• There is no designated member of staff to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

• The reception area is glass-enclosed or poorly lit and does not allow for lip reading.

• There is no information available in sign language, and there are no staff members who use sign language.

• Audio information is not visually duplicated.

Wi-Fi

• There is no Wi-Fi.

Vertical movement

• The lift pictogram is poorly positioned.

Cafeteria

• There are no round or oval tables for X people.

• The menus and cards are presented in the traditional way.

• The terrace may be slippery depending on the season.

Cloakroom

• There is no flashing alarm.

Car park

• 75 metres from the entrance to the office, the site has two free car parks :

  - On the right as you arrive is the car park for members, with no spaces reserved for people with special needs.

  - On the left is the visitor car park with six reserved spaces marked vertically and outlined on the ground but on a soft surface.

• The car parks are free to use.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

• During office hours, the entrance is via a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all people with special needs.

• The opening hours are displayed near the door.

Reception

• During office hours, reception is located at the office. Access to the indoor grounds, changing rooms and toilets is at ground level and under continuous lighting.

• Reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• Reception is located in a quiet environment.

• The establishment can be contacted in writing : SMS or email.

Lighting

• Lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Horizontal movement

• Signage makes it easy to find your way around.

Toilets

• It is possible to see if a toilet is occupied or free.

Cafeteria

• Lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

Entrance

• There is no doorbell.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, via an open staircase with wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• There is no designated person to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

• The counter is glass and there is no induction loop.

• Audio information is not duplicated visually.

Vertical movement

• The lift pictogram is poorly positioned.

Cafeteria

• Depending on how busy it is, it can be very noisy.

• The terrace can be slippery depending on the season.

Cloakroom

• There is no flashing alarm.

Entrance

• The building and entrance are easy to find.

• During office hours, the entrance is through a double door without handles, but it is always open and accessible to all persons with special needs.

• The opening hours are displayed near the door.

Reception

• During office hours, reception is located at the office. Access to the indoor grounds, changing rooms and toilets is at ground level and continuously lit.

• Reception is easy to find and close to the entrance.

• Priority access is available.

Horizontal movement

• The venue is quiet and well lit.

• The layout is simple, making it easy to find your way around.

Vertical movement

• The lift is easy to use or staff are available to help.

• There is an audio announcement in the lift.

Toilets

• The toilets are easy to find.

Cafeteria

• Staff are available to help people find a table, choose from the menu, serve themselves and pay.

• The lighting is sufficient and allows lip reading.

• It is possible to pay in cash (coins and notes).

Entrance

• There is no doorbell.

• Outside opening hours, access is only possible via the clubhouse terrace, using an open staircase with wooden steps that are not contrasting in colour and may be slippery.

Reception

• There is no designated person to welcome and assist people with specific needs.

• The reception area can sometimes be very noisy.

Vertical movement

• The lift sign is poorly positioned.

• The lighting in the stairways is inadequate.

• The steps are not contrasting.

• The stairs have an unsafe handrail.

Cafeteria

• The menus and menus are presented in a traditional manner.

• The place is noisy.

• The terrace can be slippery depending on the season.