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Well this seems a most useful develpement for those wheel-chair bound; accessible picnic tables.
From the picture it seems that they have cut openings on each side of the table that allows the person in a wheelchair to "feel more like a part of the group". They have them in single and dual side access versions.
Loads of different price options ranging from a few hundred to just over a thousand dollars from Park and Pool.
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6-20-2006 @2:30PM Ray said... Just a heads up. "Wheelchair bound" is a pretty outdated term, and is generally considered to be offensive (because people in wheelchairs aren't "bound" by them, but rather empowered by them).
"Wheelchair user" or even "people in wheelchairs" are much better phrases.
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6-21-2006 @11:03AM jmforester said... Here in NY State the Department of Environmental Conservation has had wheelchair accessible picnic tables in their campgrounds and day use areas of the parks for decades.
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