Finding it difficult getting in and out of the bath?
We see a lot of clients who find it difficult getting in and out of the bath. This could be because of a health condition or just being less mobile than you used to be. Throw water and wet surfaces into the mix and you can have quite a risky situation on your hands. If there […]
What is the difference between a walk-in shower and a level access shower?
We are often asked what the difference is between the level access showers that we install and a normal walk-in shower. It’s important to understand the difference, as well as the safety advantage of having level access. Level access means no tray to step over The classic difference between a walk-in shower and a level […]
Your new wet room
Wet rooms, also known as level access shower rooms, are the trendy modern bathing solution for a designer bathroom that everyone can use. Why a wet room? It’s our mission to make homes enable access for all. That means that every room of the house needs to be safe to use for whoever is living […]
6 ways to make your bathroom disabled friendly
Lately, it has become more popular to make your bathroom disabled friendly or more accessible earlier in life rather than later. But making your bathroom disabled-friendly doesn’t mean that it’ll look clinical. There are many modern fixtures and fittings that can maximise independence and safety whilst looking stylish. We have experience in designing and installing […]
How to save water in your bathroom
With so many of us struggling with our household bills, one of the easiest to keep under control is your water bill. If you’re on a water meter, saving water and being aware of your water consumption is very important. Saving water isn’t only good for your wallet though – it’s great for the environment […]
Robert’s story: Building an accessible bathroom for Bridget
An accessible bathroom can improve your home and transform your life. Just ask Robert and Bridget. This is the story of how an accessible bathroom changed Robert and Bridget’s lives Robert lives in Whitchurch with his wife Bridget, 81, who has been living with Alzheimer’s for over 10 years. Robert is Bridget’s carer, and as […]
