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The vanities have varying heights and are raised off of the floor to ensure someone who uses a wheelchair can use the mirror and access all parts of the counter
This toilet uses significantly less water to flush compared to traditional models.
There is no lip around the shower to allow for easy entrance for people using a wheelchair or assistive device. Grab bars provide stability to prevent falls.
The primary bathroom finishes are mold and stain resistant.
The bathroom is designed to ensure a wheelchair can do a full rotation and access all parts of the bathroom.
This vanity has ample space under the counter to fit a wheelchair foot plate.
The exhaust fan in the primary bathroom is energy efficient and ultra-quiet. It can also be set on a timer to prevent running the fan for too long.
This glass is impact-rated to be durable against debris.
This tub is tapered to fill up faster without needing more water, and the jets work without trapping water in the small pipes.
The lighting in the primary bathroom is energy efficient and also relies on a tubular skylight to passively light the room.
