Accessible bathrooms
Safe, practical and still stylish
As people get older or if someone in your family has mobility issues, bathrooms need to work differently. Walk-in showers with no step, grab rails that are actually attached to studs (not just stuck on tiles), non-slip flooring, and heights that make sense for people using wheelchairs or walkers.
- Walk-in showers with no step
- Grab rails attached to studs, not just tiles
- Non-slip flooring
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What we focus on
We build these properly, following the relevant New Zealand standards, so they’re safe and actually useful. Accessible doesn’t have to mean clinical or boring – you can have a bathroom that’s safe and stylish at the same time.
This includes thinking about things like tap placement (lever taps are easier than twist ones), toilet height (higher is easier to get up from), and having somewhere safe to sit in the shower. Small changes that make a massive difference to how usable the bathroom is.
Ideas we can build in
- Heights that suit wheelchairs and walkers
- Lever taps instead of twist taps
- Higher toilets that are easier to get up from
- Somewhere safe to sit in the shower
- Built to the relevant New Zealand standards
Other bathroom styles
All bathroom styles-
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Ready to get started?
If your bathroom needs work, get in touch for a no-obligation consultation. We’ll come out, have a proper look at what you’re dealing with, and give you an honest assessment of what needs doing and what it’ll cost.