Adaptive Bathroom Designs for All Abilities

Disabled Bathroom Fitters Locking Stumps

Bespoke Designs for Accessible Bathrooms

Locking Stumps is a small village located in Cheshire, England, known for its picturesque countryside and tranquil atmosphere. It offers a charming blend of traditional architecture, green spaces, and a close-knit community.

Our Services

Explore a wide range of services tailored to your needs.

Customised Bathroom Layout Redesign

Focusing on redesigning the entire layout of the bathroom to enhance accessibility and ease of use for individuals with disabilities.

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Walk-in Bathtub and Shower Installations

Installation of walk-in tubs and barrier-free showers, designed for easy access and safe use.

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Adaptive Fixtures and Accessories Fitting

We fit and install adaptive fixtures and accessories tailored to the user’s specific needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our products and services.

Can I get help to install a wet room?

Yes, you can receive assistance with the installation of a wet room through the Disabled Facilities Grant. It provides financial support for various modifications, including the installation of a wet room, to eligible individuals. It is advisable to check if you meet the criteria for the grant.

How do you make a wet room look nice?

To make a wet room look nice, you can consider using rainfall shower heads, choosing suitable tiles, creating feature walls, installing oversized shower screens, opting for wall hung furniture and fixings, adding a grid shower screen, and using brass shower fixtures.

How big should a disabled wet room be?

The size of a disabled wet room can vary depending on specific needs, but a general guideline is that it should be at least 2200mm wide and 2200mm deep. However, if a handicapped shower and changing room with a corner WC is needed, the dimensions should be increased to approximately 2500mm in depth and 2400mm in width.

Do you need planning permission for a wet room?

You do not need planning permission for a wet room. However, it is important to obtain building regulations approval when designing a wet room for a new build project.

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