Anticipate future needs when remodeling your bathroom.

Bathroom

Located on main level

Located close to master bedroom

Entry into bathroom has a flush threshold

No rugs on floor

Windows easy to reach and open or close

Wide shower, curbless if possible

Shower has adjustable showerhead with 6 foot hose

        (Additional lower holder for shower head a plus)

Walls can accommodate grab-bars in multiple heights

        and  locations as needed,

        both inside and outside the shower

Seat available for shower use

Flooring is slip-resistant

Good lighting in room and shower stall

Grab bars where needed

Raised height oval toilet seat

Counters heights work safely for residents

        Base of any cabinets can accommodate

        wheelchair-accessibility

Countertops have contrasting-color edges

D-ring or bar handles on any cabinet doors or drawers

Lever handle faucet

Open shelves/glass front doors on cabinets

Toilet paper rolls can be changed with use of one hand

One moveable toilet paper stand

Emergency call button/baby monitor

Upgrade any wiring to include GFI features

Timed Auxiliary exhaust/heating in ceiling

Easy access to extra supplies

Phone or emergency call access in room

Hamper(s) available

Covered trash can available

Liquid pump hand soap

Liquid pump sanitizer available

Disposable towels available after hand washing

No scald features on shower and faucets

Any supplies checked regularly for expiration dates

No storage of medications in bathroom

Enough open space to turn wheel chair 

     around within boundaries of the room—

     usually a 5 foot square area