Universal Design is a concept that aims to make living spaces accessible for the elderly, people with disabilities and everyone else. The goal is to create an environment that is accessible and does not create barriers to persons with physical limitations. Universal design features isn't just for older individuals or the disabled — it's a sensible approach that makes living spaces better and safer for everyone. If you’re remodeling your kitchen or bathroom, adding Universal Design features will ensure that your home can adapt to your families needs down the road.
Accessible Kitchens and Bathrooms
The goal of designing an accessible kitchen or bathroom is to make it serve the broad needs and activities of families as they grow and change. These features include curbless showers, space for seating under sinks, hand-held showers, comfort-height toilets, wider doors, slip-resistant surfaces, and more. In addition, many plumbing fixtures are ADA-compliant and offer features like motion detectors or wider handles for easier operation. Have questions about making your kitchen and bathroom more accessible? Give us a call; we're here to help.
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