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Disabled Shower Room Layout, Dimensions & Requirements
11 September 2019
As well as many design considerations and options, disabled shower rooms also need to take into account strict building regulations. This is the case in public and commercial settings, and details can be found in the Building Regulations Approved Document M (Doc M). Privately, it’s up to you, but it’s a good idea to adhere to a similar concept.
Read MoreDisabled Showers: What Are Your Options? | More Ability
5 July 2019
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When it comes to understanding your options for disabled showers you have two choices, a wet room or a walk-in shower. Both disabled shower solutions have many advantages. However, and depending on your bathing problem, there are a small handful of disadvantages and your final choice should be dependent on which shower is most suited to help you bathe safely and independently.
Read MoreAutism and Bathroom Issues | Sensory Processes | More Ability
2 May 2019
Someone with autism sees, feels, hears and interacts with the world differently. A spectrum condition, autism has varied levels of severity and can affect people in many different ways. A lifelong developmental disability, when the body’s sensory processes are affected is when autism and bathroom issues can arise.
Read MoreSensory Bathroom | Sensory Bath Ideas | More Ability
5 April 2019
A sensory bathroom is a great way to reduce tension and anxiety. This is especially the case for those with dementia or emotional and behavioural difficulties as they often find bathing extremely stressful. That said however specialist equipment can be incorporated into a bathing routine to help calm, relax and reduce anxiety.
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