
Bathroom Adaptations for Cerebral Palsy
Creating accessible spaces at home.
Adapting Bathrooms Around Individuals with Cerebral Palsy
Modifying your home’s bathroom to support an individual with Cerebral Palsy can involve switching out a bathtub for a walk in shower, or redesigning the whole space into a wet room. G360 Bathrooms go beyond supplying specialist bathroom products; we work with clients to customise a space that suits the needs of bathers, catering a space around individuals rather than having to adapt to traditional and unsafe spaces.
People with Cerebral Palsy may experience:
Movement & coordination – such as exaggerated reflexes, tremors, weak muscles & atypical walking
Development & signs in infancy – delays in standing, crawling or holding posture, speech & sensory issues
During your consultation with our trained assessors, we’ll discuss your daily routines, specific care needs and current challenges you experience in your bathroom. From here, we’ll provide a proposal with a plan for your new bathroom to suit your needs and taste, completing all decorating work from tiling to plumbing and painting. We will consult with you on this plan if you wish to make any changes or have any questions, until you are completely happy.
If your bathroom is on the second floor of your home and you’d like to discuss renovating a room on the first floor for easier access, we can work around your requirements.

Designing Safer Bathrooms for People With Cerebral Palsy
Different people present different symptoms or cognitive difficulties that make navigating traditional bathrooms unsafe and challenging.
Bathroom Features that Support Cerebral Palsy
Anti-Slip Flooring and Tiles
Anti-slip flooring helps provide greater stability for individuals who experience balance, coordination or mobility difficulties. It can also give carers greater confidence when assisting with transfers and personal care.
Walk In Showers
Level-access wet rooms and low-threshold walk in showers remove the need to step over a bath or shower tray. This creates easier access for wheelchair users, walking aids and individuals who require carer assistance.
Assisted Bathing Solutions
For those who prefer bathing, specialist assisted baths can make getting in and out safer and more comfortable. Features such as supportive seating, easy-access doors and bath lifts can help reduce difficult transfers.


Accessible Wash Basins
Accessible basins can be positioned at an appropriate height and are designed to provide sufficient clearance for wheelchair users. Easy-to-operate taps and controls can also make washing and handwashing more manageable for individuals with limited movement or coordination.
Wash-Dry Toilets
Wash-dry toilets combine washing and drying functions to support personal hygiene with less physical assistance. They can help individuals with Cerebral Palsy maintain greater independence while reducing the need for carers to assist with personal care.
Supporting Families and Carers
Bathroom adaptations are designed not only for the person using the bathroom, but also for family members and carers who may assist with washing, dressing or transfers.
A well-designed accessible bathroom can provide more space to move around, reduce awkward lifting and help make personal care routines safer and more comfortable for everyone involved. By considering the needs of both the individual and their carers from the outset, we can create a bathroom that works effectively for everyday life.

Why Choose a G360 Bathroom Adaptation for Cerebral Palsy?
At G360 Bathrooms, we specialise in designing and installing accessible bathrooms that combine safety, practicality and style. Our experienced team manages the entire process, from the initial consultation and design through to installation, plumbing, tiling and finishing touches.
We understand that every person with Cerebral Palsy has different needs, which is why every bathroom we create is individually planned. Whether you require a simple walk-in shower, a fully accessible wet room or a complete bathroom relocation to the ground floor, we’ll work closely with you to create a space that supports independence, comfort and dignity.