Planning a barrier-free bathroom This is how it’s done
Our requirements of a bathroom change as we get older, with illness, or after an accident. Taking accessibility into account during planning saves time and money later. Our checklist will help you plan a barrier-free bathroom, also suitable for the elderly, that meets modern design requirements.
What is a barrier-free bathroom?
Having a barrier-free bathroom is all about removing obstacles. Barrier-free bathrooms are age-appropriate, wheelchair-accessible, or adapted for the less-abled. They allow people with limited mobility to continue to take care of their own personal hygiene independently. Barrier-free bathroom design thus ensures more independence and increases the quality of life.
Sufficient space and freedom of movement, good lighting conditions, and anti-slip flooring are important prerequisites for age-appropriate bathrooms. When it comes to bathroom fixtures, walk-in showers, wheelchair-accessible washbasins, and height-adjustable, wall-hung toilets are convenient and safe.
Checklist for barrier-free bathrooms: take the following points into consideration
Which bathroom is the right one for you?
But, what exactly are your needs? Is space, cleanliness or the design important to you? Would you like user-friendly products or would you prefer that extra degree of comfort that a toilet with bidet seat, for example, has to offer? Or would you prefer a universal design? No matter what your needs are, we simplify your daily routine with our clever bathroom solutions.
More space in the bathroom
Higher standard of cleanliness in the bathroom
More functional design in the bathroom
Greater comfort in the bathroom
Increased accessibility in the bathroom
Improved usability in the bathroom