Showers can be easily modified to suit you and your family. A folding shower bench can be used in the down position to sit on.
The shower bench can be quickly lifted and folded away to suit family members who stand to
shower.
Roll-in flooring of the shower makes the use of shower chairs and transfers from
wheelchairs a breeze. This is the simple removal of the lip between the bathroom
floor and the shower floor.
Replacing the shower door with a curtain allows for flexibility in space when
transferring and bathing.
Adjustable hand held showers and temperature controlled, easy turn dial faucets
are priceless features when it comes to ease!
The height of the soap. Wire hangers and various sorts of soap and bottle
holders can be suctioned to the shower wall at any height.
Push soap dispensers. Shampoo and Conditioner dispensers can be filled and
refilled with shampoo and suctioned to the wall at any height. This item eliminates the need to handle a slippery shampoo bottle,
flip the cap, pour it out and return the bottle to the shelf without rinsing the unused soap off the other hand. Some
dispensers have places for three or more liquids for bathing.
Towel bar height. Simple, but handy. A lower towel hook or bar near the side of
the shower makes drying off safer and faster when wet.
Resources:
Aquarius Manufactures
accessible showers.
National
Bathing Products Manufactures accessible showers with grab bars and slip
resistant floors.
The Swan Corporation
Manufactures a barrier free shower floor.
WingIts A
company that has produces lines of grab bars, shower seats, towel bars & bath
accessories. All utilize the WingIt fastening system.