The label mobee travel
A guarantee of quality, created for and with people with disabilities
Why the mobee travel label ?
Until now, the available accessibility certifications have only considered two categories of accommodation: accessible and non-accessible. At mobee travel, we believe that there are more than two types of housing, which is why we have created our own label, which takes into account a multitude of possibilities. This means that the ideal accommodation for your needs can be found in one of our four levels of accessibility
Level 1 accessibility
This is the ideal level for a person who uses a cane or a walker. with a cane or a walker. The home has simple facilities that make daily life that make daily life easier, but there may be there may be a few steps to steps to climb (up to a maximum of maximum of five).
Level 2 accessibility
A dwelling labelled at level 2 can accommodate a wheelchair user. manual. Mobility within the inside the building can be easily in the main areas main areas (living spaces, bedroom and bathroom). The bathroom and the and toilets already have a a number of equipment. There are no no steps.
Level 3 accessibility
Level 3 housing can accommodate people in electric or manual or manual wheelchairs. The living areas, the bathroom and and toilets are equipped with all the necessary necessary equipment.
Level 4 accessibility
Here at last is the Holy Grail of of accessibility, the housing labelled level 4. This is accessible for all types of mobility. As for the other levels of accessibility, medical medical equipment can be be delivered to you, but this time this time regardless of the partner in question.
Examples of criteria among more than 150 available
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| Walker or cane | ||||
| Manual wheelchair | ||||
| Electric wheelchair | ||||
| Bathtub or walk-in shower | ||||
| Grab bar in the shower | ||||
| Grab bar in toilet | ||||
| Rotation space for toilets | ||||
| Empty space under sink and raised toilet | ||||
| Delivery of medical equipment | ||||
| Establishment trained to receive the public with disabilities |