Handicap Accessible Bathroom

A master bath is redesigned to be accessible for a wheelchair and gets an ocean-inspired look.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThey eliminate the dam to the shower and shorten the linen closet to create a five foot turning radius, making it easier for Joe to take showers.

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Porcelain tiles that meet the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) requirements are used for the shower floor. To create a beach atmosphere, they use vinyl flooring that looks like wood and beach pebbles. Beautiful tempered glass surrounds the shower for a spa-inspired look.

towel racks, hooks, grab bars (Embassy) - Alno, Inc.
countertops and moldings (Brecon Brown) - Cambria
cabinet knob and pulls - Emenee Decorative Hardware
flooring (Karendean vinyl; MS2 Navarra Chalk, Michelango Spanish Pebble; VG6-7 Van Gough Lime) - Karendean International Floorcoverings
floor heating - Electro Plastics, Inc.
sink (Interlude Self-rimming Lavatory) - Kohler Ferguson Bath & Kitchen Gallery
access lighting (Transitional Venezia in Old Silver finish); glass sconce (Hubbardton Forge, Natural Iron Opal) - Lighting Artistry
soap dispenser conversion kit - Custom Inserts
chrome shower valves, shower head (Relexa Plus), slide bars, lavatory faucets - Grohe America, Inc.
porcelain floor tile - Daltile Tile & Stone Gallery
shower walls, soffit and splash tiles, shower seat, window valance (Surge) - Ultraglas
shower curtain (Robert Allen, Linthal 644 Spray) - Custom Drapes & Upholstery
toilet (Clayton); toilet seat (Washlet, Sedona Beige) - Toto Kiki Usa/Toto Ltd.
cabinetry (Passport, Ginger Glaze) - Kraft Maid Cabinetry