Start With the Tasks That Are Difficult
Tell us about stepping into the bath, standing in the shower, reaching controls or using the toilet. The layout should reflect those needs and any help or equipment required.
Where an occupational therapist or other appropriate professional has made recommendations, share them before choosing products. Age alone does not determine the right bathroom.
- Shower access and turning space
- Suitable support rails and seating
- Controls and storage within reach
Check the Finished Shower Entrance
A low-profile tray can still create a step once fitted. Floor and drainage checks are needed before level access is confirmed. We explain the proposed height and opening on the plan.
Support fittings need secure fixing to a suitable structure. Floor choice, lighting and controls also need to suit the user, rather than relying on a single product described as accessible.
