Senior Living
Making your bathroom EXTRA SPECIAL
We spend a great deal of time in our bathroom, and the older we get, the more important it is to ensure that it is suitable for our changing needs.
Safety and comfort are the most important considerations when designing or remodelling a bathroom but nowadays,
that doesn’t mean it needs to look like a hospital.
A wide range of attractive
fittings are available to complement your existing décor or to give your bathroom a stylish new look, while providing the best solution for your needs.
Walk-in baths, showers and wet rooms can all help to improve access and independence when using a traditional bathtub or shower is starting to become a struggle.
A walk-in bath is ideal
for anyone with disabilities or mobility problems that can make using a conventional bath uncomfortable and it can provide a safe alternative to a standard tub. A conventional style walk-in bath is very similar to a traditional one, but has a door at the front for easy access.
Having a walk-in shower with an anti-slip tray can make life so much easier.
Trays can be made level with the floor so if someone has a problem with steps, this could be the ideal option. Wall-fixed shower seats and grab bars can be installed.
An entire room, or just a
section, can be turned into a wet room. The entire floor area and walls of the wet room are waterproofed, providing people with a disability and wheelchair users easier access to the shower and bathroom.
Editorial supplied by Nightingale Bathrooms
www.nightingalebathrooms.co.uk Tel: 01622 246 0460800 566 8889 Mid Kent Living 45
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