Sheung Shui Public Library

Location: Sheung Shui Public Library | Accessibility category: Library | Accessibility information: Sheung Shui Public Library has a number of barrier

Sheung Shui Community Facilities - Library

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Attractions Evaluation

The entrance is equipped with an automatic door or no door, and it is wide and suitable for wheelchairs to enter and leave alone

The aisle is flat and wide or has a ramp, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can enter and leave alone

There is no need or a wide drop lift to reach all floors, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can use them alone

There is an accessible toilet, wheelchair/person with reduced mobility can use it alone

Special facilities for wheelchair users are available or can be borrowed, pre-application is required

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Lead Path
Touch Map
Guide Dogs are welcome
Available by subway (within 15 minutes walk)
Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)

Introduction

Sheung Shui Public Library is a public library managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. It is located on the 3rd floor of the Shek Wu Hui Municipal Building, No. 13 Chi Cheong Road, Sheung Shui. It has an adult library, a children's library, a study room, and a multimedia center.

Accessibility description

There are multiple barrier-free facilities, including entrances and exits, lifts, passages, guide paths, and accessible toilets. The design takes full account of the needs of wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. Most uneven places are equipped with ramps. Relatively flat, wheelchair users can easily get on and off.

FG Tips

Sheung Shui Public Library is located in the heart of Sheung Shui in the North District, with convenient transportation. Wheelchair users are indeed a good place to relax.

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Relevant information

Address : 3/F, Shek Wu Hui Municipal Services Building, 13 Chi Cheong Road, Sheung Shui

Enquiries : 2679 2804

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Traffic Information

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- There are a lot of bus routes to reach

1) Sheung Shui

Meeting Facilities

- [ East Rail Line ]

MTR Sheung Shui Station Exit B2, walk for about 15 minutes.

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2) Shek Wu Hui Municipal Services Building

Bus route: 70K, 78K, 79K, 261, 270, 277E, 277P, 373

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- Sheung Shui Public Library is located on the third floor of the Shek Wu Hui Municipal Services Building. There are ramps and automatic doors on both sides of the library’s underground entrance with stone steps. Transfer to the elevator to the third floor. The library’s entrance is flat and wide, which is very suitable for people with wheelchairs and mobility impairments.

Library underground entrance
Entrance to the third floor of the library ground

Channel design

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- Most parts of the library are designed with wide passageways, which are generally suitable for wheelchair users
- There are multiple lifts in the Shangluo Municipal Building
- Most uneven places are equipped with ramps, the ramps are relatively flat, so wheelchair users can easily get on and off

Broad library design
Up and down the lifts of Municipal Services

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- The library has an accessible toilet, located next to the main entrance

Unblocked access to toilet signs
暢通易達洗手間

Visually impaired facilities

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- The library is equipped with tactile maps and guide paths

The tactile map is located next to the entrance of the library
Approach path

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Sheung Shui Public Library

Location: Sheung Shui Public Library | Accessibility category: Library | Accessibility information: Sheung Shui Public Library has a number of barrier

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