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Accessibility services at the INHA library
Mis à jour le 24 July 2024The INHA Library provides personalized services for users with disabilities and their companions.
Preparing your visit
Access for users with disabilities is via 58 Rue de Richelieu. Please refer to the BnF’s accessibility provisions for the Richelieu site.
A reading space can be reserved within the INHA Library. An agent can welcome the user and prepare the requested documents in advance. On a first visit, the agent can also introduce the library’s services and assist with bibliographic research. It is recommended to send a message to the library 24 hours before the visit, specifying the date and time.
Existing accessibility features
- A tele-magnifier to enlarge texts while adjusting contrasts and brightness.
- A reading machine that can scan and vocalize text.
- An electronic magnifier for enlarging (2x to 35x zoom) all types of documents or images. It has a foldable and adjustable handle for reading in various positions (sitting or standing). It features vertical and horizontal line and window functions to facilitate reading.
- Illuminated magnifiers (LED) for reading small print. Two models are available: 3.5x zoom or 5x zoom.
- Hearing loops in the reception and information desks, as well as in the central store. Note that the registration service and the general reception at the Richelieu site are equipped with hearing loops provided by the National Library of France.