When you have guests over, whether they are elderly, disabled, or not, it's important that your bathroom is comfortable and easy to get into. It's important to accommodate all of your guests, regardless of their needs, to make them feel at ease!
Luckily, Dave Marrs, Co-Star of HGTV’s ‘Fixer to Fabulous’ and National Contractor for Re-Bath has seven tips to ensure your bathroom is ADA compliant.
First, you need to make sure the entryway to your bathroom is easily accessible. Marrs highlights the exact measurements that you will need, saying that your bathroom door should a minimum width of 32 inches to accommodate wheelchair access.
«The floor space needs to be at least 60 inches in diameter for wheelchair users to turn around comfortably,» Marrs says.
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Grab bars are important for elderly guests to be able to grab hold to if they lose their balance or become unsteady. Grab bars are also great for children and toddlers who are too small to reach the handles adults have access to. And of course, shower seats are a wonderful accommodation for disabled guests who can't stand on their own.
These additions don't have to ruin the aesthetic of your bathroom and can actually be an investment for aging in place in the future. Marrs says that many bathroom remodeling companies actually do offer a variety of styles and finishes to blend with desired bathroom design to create a space that is both functional and beautiful.
For your shower, it's important to choose a design that doesn't have a curb to get into your shower. For easy wheelchair entry, your shower base needs to be flat and smooth.
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