Increased accessibility in the bathroom
Design for Accessibility
Easily accessible, barrier-free bathrooms – for those who want universal design regardless of their age or specific needs.
Whether you're a plumber or a designer, planning a barrier-free, accesible bathroom is a challenge – and an opportunity. The challenge is to account for a whole range of potential restrictions on the ability of users to move around or perceive objects, all within one of the smallest spaces in the home. The opportunity? Increasing the quality of life for your clients and their loved ones.
Better bathrooms, better lives
Geberit products to suit every need
Geberit makes it easy to design a barrier-free bathroom, whether you need to accommodate kids, people with special accessibility requirements, or aging-in-place. Geberit in-wall systems lift plumbing fixtures like toilets and lavatories off the floor, increasing accessible space. The Geberit system for toilets hides the toilet tank inside the wall, where it belongs, for even greater space savings. And Geberit flush plates and buttons offer a range of accessible flushing methods, including light-touch and touchless options. Explore the possibilities by following the links below.
Useful information and clever functions for increased accessibility
Inwards or outwards?
A floor-even bathroom door that opens outwards has many benefits and often saves space.
Planning a barrier-free bathroom
Our checklist will help you plan a barrier-free bathroom that meets modern design requirements.
Bathroom products
Installation Systems
Around the world, Geberit is helping people build accessible, hygienic bathrooms – all based on our advanced in-wall systems for wall-hung fixtures.
Hands-free Flushing
Touchless Sigma10 flush plates are great for public spaces where accessibility and hygiene are a primary concern.
Ultimate Hygiene
Sigm80 flush plates offer the ultimate in hands-free flushing, with two stunning glass finishes and programmable LED light bars.
Remote Flush
Geberit remote flush buttons can be positioned within easy reach. ADA-compliant and light-touch buttons provide additional accessibility.