Adaptive Bathroom Designs for All Abilities

Installers of Accessible Wet Rooms in Ruloe

Unique Designs for Enhanced Bathroom Accessibility

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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

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What are the requirements for a disabled wet room?

The requirements for a disabled wet room include a minimum depth of 2200mm and width of 2000mm. If a corner WC is incorporated, the recommended dimensions are at least 2500mm deep and 2400mm wide.

Can I get a wet room on PIP?

Yes, you can get a wet room on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) through the Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG). This grant is specifically available to assist disabled individuals in making necessary modifications to their homes, including the installation of wet rooms or ramps.

What are the new restrictions for disabled toilets in the UK?

The new restrictions for disabled toilets in the UK require all new public buildings constructed since 2020 to have facilities such as hoists, changing benches, and adjustments for carers, as part of the Changing Places Programme.

What are the requirements for a DDA toilet?

The requirements for a DDA toilet include a low urinal at a height of 380mm with clear space in front and grab rails on the wall. Additionally, there should be at least one unisex accessible WC that measures 1800x2500mm and has a door opening out.

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