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Planning an accessible bathroom or wet room in York? Explore layouts, fittings and adaptations with Tom Whitelam, with the design guided by your individual needs.
An accessible bathroom starts with understanding how the room will be used. Discuss movement around the space, access to the shower or bath, and whether someone will provide assistance. The position and height of fittings matter alongside room for mobility equipment. Think about everyday routines and any changing needs before settling on a bathroom layout.
Options may include a wet room, an easier-access shower and sanitaryware positioned to make the room more practical. The right combination depends on the existing space and the person using it. If an occupational therapist has recommended adaptations, share those requirements at the planning stage so they can inform the design and choice of fittings.
I can visit to discuss your existing bathroom and the work you are considering. We can look at the available space, plumbing requirements and suitable fittings, then agree the scope before installation. Tell me your location and any particular access requirements when you enquire. You can speak directly to me throughout the planning of your bathroom project.