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5 Best Handicap Aids for the Bathroom

May 25, 2011 | Author

1) Sliding shower bar and hand held shower head – For those who are disabled, these two replacement in the shower area can make a world of difference in how easy it is to take a shower. The sliding bar allows the shower head to be moved up and down to the right height for easy use. With the addition of a hand held shower, the user can take off the shower head and use it conveniently by hand, for even more easy access. Whether a disabled person is sitting or standing, these two shower accessories are terrific additions to a handicap bathroom.

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5 Safety Tips for Disability Bathrooms

April 25, 2011 | Author

1. Nonslip floor – Providing a nonslip bathroom floor is very important and many traditional bathrooms can be hazardous even to those who are not disabled. When creating a bathroom for a disabled person, be sure to address this issue. One of the simplest ways to ensure that a floor is nonslip, is to coat the existing floor with a nonslip rubber coating product that is easy to paint on the floor. This will provide a slightly tacky feel to the floor. It is clear and is easily applied to many different floor coverings.

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