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Using textured tiles or mats that won’t get slippery prevents falls, especially in wet areas. This idea will give everyone secure footing despite their mobility level.
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Placing grab bars by the toilet, shower, and tub makes a huge difference for seniors or people with mobility issues. Sturdy grab bars provide something secure to hold onto when standing, sitting, or transitioning between positions.
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With no threshold to step over, tripping or slipping is less risky. Perfect for those with mobility challenges, they bring inclusivity to the forefront, establishing a safe and welcoming bathing environment.
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Well-lit spaces mean fewer chances of accidents, especially at night. Put bright, evenly spaced lights near high-risk areas like the shower and sink – make sure every part of the bathroom is visible.
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For seniors or people recovering from surgery or injury, elevated seats make sitting and standing a whole lot easier. With their higher positioning, elevated toilet seats dial up the accessibility factor, reducing strain.
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Who says a safe bathroom only applies to seniors? Bathroom safety applies to kids, too. Soft-close toilet lids and temperature-regulated faucets are vital components of child-friendly bathroom features.
If you are considering implementing these ways to create a safe bathroom, book an in-home consultation with Bath Fitter today. Together, we can tailor solutions that cater to your unique needs – ensuring a bathroom that prioritizes safety and style.