Grab bars & support rails
Plan support locations, wall structure and suitable installation for the intended user.
Accessibility & aging in place.
Made for living.
Describe the activities that are difficult and the people using the space. A suitable clinician or accessibility specialist can help turn those needs into a practical design brief.
Bathroom accessibility
Review bathing, turning space, reach and transfer needs as one coordinated scope.
Doorway access improvements
Explore opening and hardware changes with structure and circulation assessed.
Lever handles & easy-use hardware
Make doors and storage easier to operate with suitable hardware.
Stairlift planning
Assess stair geometry, user needs, power and installation options with a specialist.
Entry ramp planning
Review approach, landings, surface and space with an appropriate access professional.
Threshold & trip-hazard improvements
Identify awkward transitions and plan practical changes along daily routes.
Accessible kitchen storage
Improve reach and usability with drawers, pull-outs and appropriate work heights.
Night lighting & wayfinding
Add useful low-glare lighting along bedrooms, bathrooms and circulation routes.
Home accessibility assessment
Create a needs-led improvement plan with the right professional input.
Before the first conversation
Make the brief useful.
- Identify difficult daily tasks.
- Measure routes and clearances.
- Record mobility equipment dimensions.
- Discuss individual needs with an appropriate specialist.