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Barrier-Free Shower with Essential Safety Features for Aging in Place
In this bathroom, the barrier-free shower is a key feature that promotes aging in place. It includes a spacious, roll-in shower with a built-in wooden shower seat for comfort and stability during use. Additionally, ADA-compliant grab bars are strategically installed to provide easy access and support. A low-threshold entry makes the shower wheelchair accessible, while anti-slip flooring offers an extra layer of safety to reduce slips and falls.
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User-Friendly Fixtures and Accessible Sink for Aging in Place
This bathroom incorporates user-friendly fixtures to support aging in place. A modern, accessible sink with stainless steel lever handles ensures ease of use, especially for those with limited hand mobility. Furthermore, a wide doorway provides ample space for maneuvering wheelchairs or walkers, enhancing overall accessibility. An elevated toilet, equipped with a nearby grab bar, offers extra support, facilitating independent use while maintaining dignity.
Practical Design with Stylish Accents for Aging in Place
The bathroom’s practical features are complemented by stylish design elements that enhance its appeal for aging in place. Wooden shelves add warmth and a touch of natural beauty, while thoughtfully placed bathroom safety rails blend seamlessly into the design. A textured tile border contributes subtle elegance, creating an aesthetically pleasing yet functional space that meets ADA standards.
A Model for Universal Design: Aging in Place in Style
This Seattle bathroom project serves as a model for universal design, merging essential safety elements with sophisticated style. It demonstrates how to create a perfect sanctuary for older people who wish to age comfortably and independently in their own homes. With its focus on aging in place, this ADA-compliant bathroom sets a standard for accessible and beautiful living spaces.
