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Often found in playgrounds, playhouses are sold by companies in a vast range of sizes and set up.
The size of the door or entrance area should allow the passage of a wheelchair and should not have any steps or other obstacles.

The space inside should allow comfortable manoeuvring for children in wheelchairs even with others inside the box. A child in a wheelchair should be able to get close to any levels or table of toys in the playhouse. Therefore, special attention should be paid to their height, depth, and any presence of supports that might be an obstacle for getting close with a wheelchair.

Handholds and supports must be present both inside and outside the playhouse, and benches and seats for resting or taking part in toys when sitting. It is better if at least one seat is provided with backrest and armrest.

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