A Guide to Glasgow for People with Limited Mobility

Glasgow has plenty to offer any visitor: world-class museums, green spaces, good food and some of the friendliest people in the UK. If you have limited mobility, whether through age, disability or recovery from an injury, the city is more manageable than you might...

A Guide to Edinburgh for People with Limited Mobility

Edinburgh is a city built on hills, with cobbled streets and buildings that date back centuries. If you have limited mobility, it is fair to wonder how manageable a visit will be. The honest answer is that with a little planning, Edinburgh is far more accessible than...

Creating an Accessible Bathroom for a Multi-User Household

Often, it just makes sense for families to share living space. An ageing parent may need a little bit of assistance with every day tasks, and having grandparents living in the home while children are growing up can be beneficial to everyone involved. Some of the...

The Best Smart Features for Accessible Bathrooms

Smart home features are rapidly growing in popularity, making our homes more convenient and comfortable. When it comes to the bathroom, smart technology can be used to make it more accessible, using practical automation and adaptive features to create a more...

The Importance of Proper Lighting in Accessible Bathrooms

Good lighting is important in any bathroom. While a bathroom needs to be a place where people can relax, dim lighting isn’t sufficient for all the tasks performed in a bathroom. When you are designing an accessible bathroom, good lighting should be an even higher...

Choosing the Right Shower Chair: A Comprehensive Guide

Could your bathroom benefit from a shower chair? They are often used by people with restricted mobility, but they can help others, as well. In fact, shower seats are beneficial for anyone who struggles with standing in the shower, whether because of pain or weakness...