Delaware § 4204 - Interior accessible route; interior doors, doorways, and hallways.
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§ 4204. Interior accessible route; interior doors, doorways, and hallways.
The dwelling unit may provide for an accessible route running through the interior of the dwelling unit, valued at 8 points if it complies with the following:
(1) The accessible route shall be continuous through all spaces within the dwelling unit and shall connect to all primary living spaces, including, but not limited to, the living room, the family room, and the dining space;
(2) The interior doors and doorways, except for closets, of the dwelling unit shall provide a clear opening with a minimum width of 36 inches; and
(3) The hallways of the dwelling unit shall be at least 42 inches wide.
78 Del. Laws, c. 368, § 5;Source: official Delaware text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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