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For those living with low vision or visual impairments, the traditional modern bathroom can be a landscape of "white-on-white." Between the white tiles, the white porcelain sink, and the white...
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When we think about the downstairs "cloakroom," the focus is usually on aesthetics: the bold wallpaper, the designer mirror, or that expensive hand soap we keep for visitors. However, for...
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April is traditionally the month of fresh starts. As the days lengthen and the "Spring Clean" begins, many of us turn our attention to home improvements. However, while we’re busy...
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For most, the morning routine is a series of subconscious habits. For those living with limited mobility, however, it can often feel like a marathon before the day has even...
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There’s a specific kind of anxiety that comes with being discharged from the hospital after a hip or knee replacement. You’ve had the operation, you’ve done your first few walks...
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We spend a significant portion of our lives on the toilet, yet we rarely give much thought to the seat height until it becomes a problem. In the UK, a...
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Living with Parkinson’s means dealing with a body that doesn’t always follow instructions. Whether it’s the "freezing" of gait where your feet feel glued to the floor, or the tremors...
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If you’ve ever looked at a "traditional" accessible bathroom, you’ll know it can quickly start to look like a warehouse for medical equipment. You have the toilet frame standing over...
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If you live in a Victorian terrace or a Georgian townhouse, you’ll know that "period charm" usually comes with a side order of "architectural headaches." Between the high ceilings and...
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When we discuss "ergonomics" in the home, we usually focus on office chairs or kitchen heights. However, the bathroom basin is where we perform some of the most intricate tasks...
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If you or someone you love lives with Multiple Sclerosis, you’re likely familiar with "Spoon Theory." For the uninitiated, it’s a way of describing the limited amount of energy people...
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When you start looking into bathroom aids, the sheer volume of options can be overwhelming. You’ll see everything from £20 plastic seat raisers to high-tech motorised elevators. Most families eventually...
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When we talk about "accessible" bathrooms, we often focus on the physical aspects (wheelchair widths, grab rails and lifting aids). But for a significant number of people in the UK...
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