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Mr & Mrs White, Kendray, Barnsley, South Yorkshire – an “outstanding” stylish disabled wet room that the whole family could be proud of.
13 February 2019
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Following an accident the existing bathroom had become increasingly difficult and unsafe to use and as a result a disabled adaption. Educated to a point having spoken with the council over possible solutions the couple were filled with dread, believing the adaptation would look institutionalised and disabled.
Read MoreMr & Mrs Kay, Bradford, West Yorkshire - An unsafe and unusable bathroom was transformed into a disabled wet room with minimal design requirements due to minor alterations to the layout.
31 January 2019
With a few minor DIY adaptations consisting of the odd grab bar and a toilet frame already in situ the time had come to consider completely adapting the bathroom to facilitate a safer bathing experience, that one day may have to become assisted.
Read MoreMr & Mrs Hewitt, Lofthouse, Wakefield, West Yorkshire - A poorly designed standard bathroom suite was transformed into a specialist, yet aspirational, mobility friendly wet floor shower solution.
11 January 2019
Mr & Mrs Hewitt lived down south but had recently purchased a bungalow in West Yorkshire to be near their Son and Daughter-in-law. The existing bathroom however needed adapting with a stylish and accessible mobility friendly solution however time was of the essence as works needed to be completed before Mr & Mrs Hewitt relocated.
Read MoreMr & Mrs O’Connor, Harehills, Leeds, West Yorkshire – a multi-functional and multi-generational mobility wet room that met all users wants, needs and requirements.
13 December 2018
An odd shaped, small and old fashioned multi-functional bathroom that needed re-configuring in order to achieve accessibility, assisted and mobility friendly bathing was transformed into a wet room that met all users wants, needs and requirements.
Read MoreMr Roberts, Pontefract, Wakefield, West Yorkshire - An unusable, tired and dated bathroom was transformed into an accessible wet floor shower solution that included a number of bespoke features.
26 November 2018
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A 1900’s Victorian house with a bathroom that dated back to the mid 60’s, early 70’s was indeed of a renovation in order to facilitate safe and accessible bathing. Converting the existing bathroom into a stylish shower room the wet floor concept included a number of extra special bespoke features.
Read MoreMr & Mrs Ambler, Pudsey, Leeds, West Yorkshire - Conscious of not wanting the adaptation works to look overly disabled the design required a perfect combination of accessibility and style.
19 November 2018
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An existing bathroom that had been semi-adapted in order to facilitate continued use had unfortunately run its course and the time had come for more drastic measures in the form of a complete rip out and refit of something more accessible and mobility friendly.
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