Data Sheets
The AiPA data sheets translate AiPA principles into specific information on specific elements of the home. Each sheet is dedicated to an individual element (front fence, alarm systems, bathroom circulation) and provides specific details as to how that element affects successful “Ageing in Place” and gives different options to achieve a succesful AiPA outcome.
01-01 Frontyard as a Transitional Space
Your front yard is the public face of your home but can also define the transition between the street and your home and define private areas. Differnet methods can be used to create privacy and define more public areas.
01-03 Side and Rear Fences
This Data Sheet explores the need for appropriate side and rear fencing to your property and the methods of construction and materials of choice.
01-04 Secure Parking
01-05 Lines of Sight
01-06 External Lighting
This data sheet explores the role of external lighting around your home including adding to the security of your property, leading visitors to your front door and enhancing outdoor living spaces and features.
01-07 Securing Your Residence
01-08 Types of Locks
01-09 Security Screens
Security Screens are seen as an essential part of any home by many people. The range and type of screens available is discussed in this datasheet and the ways they can be used to provide a secure living environment that suits your needs.
01-10 Security Alarms
This data sheet explores the types of security alarms systems available from the very simple through to the more complex monitored systems.
02-01 Smoke Alarms
02-02 Fire Blankets and Extinguishers
02-03 Personal Alarms
Any person living alone at home, particularly the elderly, should have some means of staying in contact with the outside world and attracting attention or calling for assistance in the case of an emergency. The options available range from the basic through to very sophisticated systems.
04-15 Stair Lifts
For those people that have difficulty negotiating stairs the installation of a stair lift can restore the ability to independently move around your home and enable you to maintain your quality of life.
This data sheet discusses the many considerations you must take into account when selecting the lift that is right for you.
04-24 Kitchen Storage
04-25 Bathroom Circulation
04-26 Shower Grabrails
04-27 Toilet Design
04-28 Washbasin Design
For a person with mobility limitations the design of the wash basin can be a critical element in the ability to perform daily hygiene routines that affect general health and wellbeing. This data sheet looks at the points to consider when selecting a basin.
04-29 Bath Design
04-30 Bathroom Accessories
04-31 Tap Design
The design, location and type of taps installed in wet areas of your home can greatly affect your ability to safely and successfully complete daily routines such as bathing, cooking, washing dishes and clothes. This data sheet discusses the best types, locations and styles of taps for people with restricted hand mobility.
05-05 Door Handles
A person with restricted hand mobility can have great difficulty manipulating and operating doors with certain handles. The selection of door handles that are easy to grip and manipulate is an essential part of maintaining an independent living environment.
08-02 Lighting Types
Differnet lighting types suit different applications. This data sheet explores the types of lights available and their best application.