Dual Tablet Floor Stand, Adjustable for Counter Top Use, Locking Enclosure - Black

This convertible twin tablet floor stand allows for contactless engagement with multiple customers where physical contact with employees may traditionally be required. Simply adjust the aluminum poles on this dual device for either floor standing or countertop placement, allowing convenient access for patrons in restaurants, retail stores, waiting rooms, or self-service lobbies. The steel enclosures on this black convertible twin tablet floor stand securely lock to ensure protection within higher-volume areas such as trade shows, hotels, corporate conferences and event venues. Patrons can fully engage with your services by rotating each screen 360 degrees for either landscape or portrait views. These protective enclosures also contain foam padding to prevent device damage, and plate inserts that ensure size compatibility with iPad Air 1/2/3, iPad Pro 9.7", iPad Pro 10.5", Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7"/10.1", Galaxy Tab S2/S3 9.7", and Galaxy Tab 3/4 10.1". Easily manage any hazardous cords from this dual device by simply routing them through the cable management system inside the aluminum poles, both of which contain additional keyholes for more anti-theft security. This portable workstation also meets ADA Height & Reach Standards when adjusted to floor standing placement so that all users can access your screens with ease. This sleek convertible twin tablet floor stand with rotating enclosures is a great way to increase patrons' engagement while maintaining a safe physical distance from your valued staff.

What is the ADA?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. The law was written to ensure that people with disabilities have the same opportunities as everyone else in all public and private places.

Why is ADA conformation important?

ADA compliance is important to ensure that the public accommodations you are offering are accessible to all users.

What should I consider when shopping for a kiosk to support ADA compliance?

Meeting Forward Reach Guidelines:

Forward Reach Guidelines

If a kiosk is designed to be accessed via a forward reach and has no obstructions (such as a countertop), the highest touch point of the screen must not exceed 48” and the lowest touch point must be no less than 15”.

Obstructions Less Than 20in

For kiosks with obstructions such as a countertop that do not exceed 20” in depth, the highest touch may not exceed 48”. The floor space directly under the obstruction must be kept clear.

Obstructions Greater Than 20in

Obstructions may not exceed 25” in depth. When obstructions are between 20-25” in depth, the highest touch point may not exceed 44”. The floor space directly under the obstruction must be kept clear.

Meeting Side Reach Guidelines:

Side Reach Guidelines

If the only way to approach a kiosk is with a side approach and the kiosk has no obstructions, the highest touch point may not exceed 48” and the minimum touch point must be no less than 15”.

Obstructions Less Than 20in

For obstructions that do not exceed 10” in depth, the height of the obstruction must not exceed 34” and the highest touch point must not exceed 48”.

Obstructions Greater Than 20in

Obstructions must have no more than a 24” depth. When obstructions fall between 10”-24” in depth, the maximum height of the obstruction must not exceed 34” and the highest touch point must not exceed 46”.