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SB-01 · ACCESSIBLE WIDTH / 5:4 landscape
Architectural photograph of a single wide pedestrian swing barrier lane in a calm, minimal building entrance. Two mirror-polished stainless steel pedestals stand far apart, creating an unusually generous passage of about 120 centimetres; each pedestal is a slim rectangular column roughly 140 cm long, 18 cm wide and 100 cm tall, with a wide frameless clear glass arm swung fully open against the body. A person in a wheelchair passes through the centre of the lane, seen from a three-quarter rear angle with gentle motion blur, moving away from camera with room to spare on both sides. Floor is pale polished stone with soft reflections; the background is a bright but restrained lobby with a glazed wall, softly out of focus. Camera at seated eye level, 35mm lens perspective, shallow depth of field. Soft natural daylight from the left, deep gentle shadows, cool neutral palette with one warm champagne-gold highlight on the metal edges. Dignified, spacious, unremarkable in the best sense — access without friction. No text, no logos, no signage, no faces toward camera.
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Up to 1200 mm of passage
The KSB1312TD opens a lane of up to 1200 mm and the KSB1418D up to 1100 mm — wide enough for wheelchairs, luggage, pushchairs and equipment without a separate accessible gate beside it.
