HOME ACCESSIBILITY
Accessible bathrooms in Calgary
Bathing and toileting spaces designed around real movement.
Discuss your projectStart with the person and the place
Bathroom adaptations can range from a safer shower entry to a larger redesign. We consider transfer direction, circulation, fixtures, support placement and the people who use the room.
What to think through
- Review the shower threshold and floor drainage.
- Plan grab-bar positions around individual reach and transfer needs.
- Leave room for a mobility device and a helper when needed.
How we approach it
Tell us what feels difficult today and share photos or measurements if you have them. We can then discuss the route, the existing construction and the range of possible changes. Specific equipment, feasibility and scope are confirmed after assessing the site.
Questions about this solution
Is a walk-in shower always the right solution?
It depends on how someone transfers and uses the space. A walk-in shower is one option among several.
Can an existing bathroom be adapted?
Often yes, though plumbing, structure and available floor area shape the options.
Where should grab bars go?
Placement depends on the person’s reach, transfer direction and the structure behind the wall. A standard layout can be a starting point, but positions should be planned for the actual user.
Do curbless showers require drainage work?
Often. The existing floor structure and drain position determine how the shower can be built. A site review is needed before promising a level entry.
Can a bathroom still look like the rest of the home?
Yes. Accessibility requirements can guide the layout while the finishes, lighting and storage reflect your taste and the home.
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WHERE WE WORK
Calgary, Alberta
Calgary is our confirmed service location. For a project in a nearby community, tell us the address area and we’ll confirm availability.
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