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Accessible Bathrooms for Arthritis: Everyday Showering Made Simple

At G360 Bathrooms, we make everyday independent showering, bathing and personal hygiene more achievable.

With a custom designed bathroom that’s tailored to your accessibility needs, your arthritis will no longer limit your ability to shower and bathe independently. Turning taps on and off is more simple, slips and trips are minimised with step-free, non-slip flooring, so you can have peace of mind using your new bathroom. 

So what features in accessible bathrooms for Arthritis that benefit everyday use and make showering a more dignifying experience?

The Benefits of an Accessible Bathrooms for Arthritis

A G360 bathroom transformation offers many advantages to people with mobility restrictions like arthritis, wheelchair users or the elderly. We install showering and bathing systems that are safer to give you peace of mind, and your family can all still use them too.

Wash Basins

Whether you struggle with arthritic fingers or you have a wheelchair that makes washing your hands challenging, our accessible wash basins make using taps and sinks easier. From automatic, temperature controlled water or lever taps to replace turn taps, you can wash your hands without pain and discomfort.

Assisted Baths

Our assisted bath range has lots to offer people with arthritis. Climbing in and out of the bath is no longer dangerous with a bath seat that slowly operates by lifting the legs and lowering you into temperature controlled water. With our range of baths offering something for everyone, bathing can become more comfortable and it poses fewer risks like slips, bending over with a bad back or struggling getting up and out. Our adjustable height baths are also ideal for users who require a personal carer, reducing the need to reach down and strain their back.

Walk in Shower

A walk in shower is perfect for arthritic hips and backs, with no need to step up into a cubicle or open and close a door. Walk straight into the shower tray, with options for glass screens or shower curtains that also makes cleaning your bathroom easier. Reduce slips and falls with our shower range that’s safe and simple to use.

Wash-Dry Toilet

If using the toilet has become challenging, then our wash- dry toilets may be a great solution. By removing the need for manual wiping, our all-in-one toilets support personal hygiene with dignity.  With one-touch operation, warm water washing and warm air drying, using the toilet has never been easier. We also have the option for installing support arms to assist with lowering and standing up.

Wet Rooms

Our step-free, level-access wet rooms make showering easier for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, while maximising space for effortless manoeuvring. Safety is our priority; slip-resistant and no steps flooring, grab rails, and fold-down seats reduce the risk of falls, and our adaptable layouts accommodate mobility aids, ceiling hoists, and height-adjustable fittings.

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Choose G360 for Accessible Bathrooms for Arthritis

Our friendly expert team is ready to listen to your needs so together we can create the perfect easy access bathroom, ensuring your safety, comfort and dignity are protected for years to come. Using the information we take from your home assessment, our expert design team will then create a tailor-made bathroom or wet room for you. G360 Bathrooms designers have the latest CAD software, so we will produce a realistic rendering of your new bathroom showing all the fixtures and fittings you chose. From electrics to plumbing, tiling to decorating, we do it all so there is no coordination needed from you.

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Contact Us for Accessible Bathrooms for Arthritis

We install our accessible bathrooms for arthritis in homes across the UK, supporting people with disabilities, families, couples and elderly people. Have peace of mind that you or a loved one can use their bathroom safely and independently.