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Barrier-Free Showers
A curbless shower has nothing at the entry to hold water back, so people reasonably ask where the water goes. The answer is in the floor: its slope, where the drain sits and what’s underneath. This guide from Big Easy Bathrooms explains how a level-entry shower stays dry, what a linear drain does, and what […]
Read article: Linear Drains and Curbless Showers: How a Level Floor Stays DryBarrier-Free Showers
A grab bar in the wrong place doesn’t help much. The right spots are wherever the person using the shower steps in, sits down, stands up or turns around, because those are the moments they shift their weight. This guide from Big Easy Bathrooms covers the placements and heights that help most, drawn from the […]
Read article: Where to Put Grab Bars in the Shower: Heights and Placement That HelpBarrier-Free Showers
Roll-in and walk-in showers both get rid of the high tub wall, so the two names often get used as if they mean the same thing. The difference is a few inches at the entry, and for someone who uses a wheelchair or walker, those inches decide whether they can shower on their own. This […]
Read article: Roll-In Shower vs Walk-In Shower: Which One Fits Your Needs?Barrier-Free Showers
For people who cannot walk around easily, their living environment can make a difference in the extent to which they can lead an independent life and have a good quality of life. They need to have environments that don’t deprive them of style and comfort while taking heed of their needs. A change to a […]
Read article: Creating an Accessible Bathroom with Barrier-Free Showers
