Curbless showers are becoming more popular due to the increasing number of individuals over the age of 65 and families with two generations of adults living together under one roof. As homes will need to accommodate the daily routines and activities of different age groups, bathrooms are no exception. If you are planning to renovate your bathroom or your parent's bathroom, then consider installing a curbless shower. It is a simple and modern option that complies with ADA guidelines.
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Few additional design elements to consider when remodeling a bathroom for the elderly;
Built-in shower seat
ADA grab bars
Handheld showers
Door levers instead of knobs
Cabinet hardware with knobs and handles that are easy to hold
Motion sensor lighting with dimmer capabilities
Nonslip tiles (matte tile finish or ones with texture are recommended)
Raised/ taller toilet seats and grab bars next to the toilet seats
Rounded countertop edges/ corners
ADA compliant vanities
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