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Adapting Bathrooms for the Elderly

At G360 Bathrooms, we design and install adaptations to bathrooms in the home to ensure safe bathing, showering and support personal hygiene routines for the elderly and disabled. We understand that traditional bathrooms don’t offer much support for aging family members and disabled users.

As we age, mobility can become limited and we’re more prone to trips and falls if our homes aren’t adapted to minimise accidents. Bathrooms are used daily for many routines but reduced mobility can make this more challenging and even unsafe for the elderly.

How can G360 Bathrooms help with adapting bathrooms for the elderly?

Safer Features in Bathrooms for Elderly

Our product range and bathing systems can be integrated seamlessly to homes or we can remodel bathrooms entirely to create an all round space that meets your needs better. Our design and installation team can remove walls and doors for complete remodels and waterproof rooms for wet room transformations, but we also complete the finer details like painting, tiling and lighting so your bathroom looks great too!

Wet rooms

Wet rooms are popular options for renovating bathrooms for the elderly. With more space for wheelchairs, mobility aids and reduced obstacles, pensioners can move around more safely and comfortably while maintaining greater independence in their daily routine.

Walk in showers

If you’re not looking to commit to a wet room but you need the ease of a step-free shower, then a walk in shower is perfect. With low-level showering, our shower trays minimise trips and they’re also easier to clean than cubicles or bath showers.

Assisted Baths

Wash dry toilets

Accessible toilets for the elderly are important for dignified self-care and enhanced hygiene. Our all in one toilet applies warm water and dry air to remove the need for any difficult manoeuvring.

Wash basins

A sink is used for various routines like washing your hands, your face and brushing your teeth. Having them at the right height can make a real difference in the ease of use, especially for wheelchair users- but having something to grip and taps that are simple to operate make bathrooms for the elderly safer for everyday use.

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Advice and Ideas for Bathrooms for Elderly

A free consultation with G360 can advise you on the best adaptations to your bathroom, or a loved one’s bathroom, to put safety first. We install bathrooms for the elderly, but we work with families and individuals that have a range of disabilities, medical conditions and needs that require more supportive home adaptations.

Here are some recommendations and considerations that enhance the safety of bathrooms for the elderly.

Non-slip flooring

Ordinary bathroom tiles can be easy to wipe down and look aesthetically pleasing, but they can be very dangerous when wet and slippery. We recommend non-slip flooring and walls that are made from materials that look like tiles. You won’t know the difference!

Handrails and mobility aids

Handle bars near the toilets, sink and shower offer quick and easy solutions for supporting the elderly in the bathroom.

Step-free access

Removing steps like shower cubicles and traditional baths for a low level access shower is the most suitable solution for reducing trips.

Patterns and materials

For people with impaired vision or dementia, changes in flooring near the door or shower can help improve awareness of different areas within the bathroom. Moving from non-slip flooring onto a wooden floor or carpet is easier to recognise when there is a clear contrast in materials, minimal glare and distinct patterns. This can help reduce confusion, improve navigation and lower the risk of trips and falls.

Lighting

Our specialists can fit lighting that reduces glare or offers a better lit room to reduce accidents.

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Book a Free Consultation with G360 for Bathrooms for the Elderly

Our team visits your home to conduct a survey and suggest the best designs for bathrooms for the elderly. We work UK wide to install safer, more accessible bathrooms for domestic homes, or care homes. We customise every bathroom so it’s tailored to each individual as no two people’s needs are the same.