Accessible Bathrooms
Curbless showers, grab bars, wider clearances and comfort-height fixtures, designed so the bathroom works for everyone in the house.
Planned around the people who use it
An accessible bathroom is planned around the people who use it: how they get in, where they hold on, whether a wheelchair or walker needs to turn. We design the layout first, then choose fixtures that look like any other well-built bathroom.
Blocking for grab bars goes into the walls whether or not the bars go up today, so the room can adapt later.
What's included
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Curbless and roll-in showers
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Grab bars with proper blocking
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Wider doorways and turning space
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Comfort-height toilets
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Accessible vanities and sinks
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Handheld showers and benches
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Slip-resistant flooring
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Lever handles and easy-reach controls
Good to know
Built for real needs
Tell us who uses the room and what is hard today; the design starts there.
Curbless done right
A curbless shower needs the floor sloped and waterproofed as one system.
Permits and inspections handled
Permit pulled under CSLB #934767 and inspections scheduled by us.
A livable home during the work
Floor protection, sealed-off work areas and daily cleanup.
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