How to Design an Accessible Bathroom with a Curbless Shower?
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Who lives here: A coupleLocation: Warrenton, VirginiaSize: 112 square feet (10 square meters)Design-build pro: Sean Onal, project manager, and lead designer at NV Kitchen and BathOne of the bathroom’s owners uses a rollator walker and crutches, so their cramped, obstacle-filled original bathroom needed an overhaul with accessibility in mind.To that end, design-build pro Sean Onal removed a shower stall and jetted tub and created an expanded curbless shower with a built-in bench, grab bars, and a mosaic-tile floor with good grip.The main floor has large-format tile with a white nonslip finish. To improve maneuverability, Onal installed floating sinks and widened a narrow entrance.At the same time, he gave the bathroom’s style a major boost with a timeless white-and-gray color scheme.
How to Design an Accessible Bathroom with a Curbless Shower?
