Handicap Bathroom Remodel 

This bathroom was thoughtfully remodeled to prioritize accessibility, safety, and comfort while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.

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Curbless Shower:

• Removed tub for curnbless entry.

• The walk-in shower features a zero-threshold (curbless) entry, allowing easy and safe access for wheelchair users or individuals with mobility challenges.

• Dual handheld showerhead with an adjustable slide bar and wall-mounted controls allow seated or standing use.

• Installed numerous sturdy grab bars for added safety and stability.

• A built-in wall niche keeps toiletries easily reachable.

• The floor is gently sloped to ensure proper drainage without the need for a lip or step.

• Floor tile is non-slip for safety.

Accessible Vanity:

• The vanity was custom-built with both accessibility and storage in mind. A knee clearance opening allows a wheelchair to roll underneath comfortably, promoting independence and ease of use.

• The sink is shallow-mounted and the plumbing is recessed to prevent obstruction, while the counter height is adjusted for comfortable seated access.

• All drawers and cabinet handles are fitted with easy-grip pulls for improved usability.

• The design includes two tall side towers that provide ample storage for bulky items like towels, hair tools, and hygiene products—keeping them within reach but out of sight.

• Below the counter, an abundance of drawers offers organized storage for daily essentials.

• Ample task lighting above the vanity ensures excellent visibility, and multiple accessible electrical outlets were added at convenient heights for seated use—ideal for hairdryers, electric toothbrushes, and medical equipment.

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Additional Features:​

• Fixtures, grab bars, and hardware are all installed at ADA-compliant heights and positions wherever possible.​

After - Barrier Free