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Disabled bathrooms

We understand that everyday tasks like bathing and showering can sometimes feel overwhelming when you’re living with a disability. That’s why we design disabled bathrooms that focus on independence, comfort, and peace of mind.

Bathroom Solutions for Specific Disability Needs

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Wheelchair Access

Many standard bathrooms simply aren’t designed for wheelchair use. Narrow doorways, awkward layouts, and obstacles such as raised shower trays or bulky baths can make navigating the space feel restrictive and stressful. Everyday tasks like turning around in the room, reaching the sink, or positioning close enough to transfer onto the toilet often become unnecessary obstacles.

On top of that, fixtures such as mirrors, taps, and storage units are usually set at standing height, making them impractical for seated users. All of this can make what should be a simple routine feel frustrating and sometimes even impossible without help.

Bathroom risks

Restricted movement can lead to accidents, bruises, or falls. It can also leave wheelchair users feeling dependent on others for even the simplest daily tasks.

Bathroom solutions

A spacious wet room with level-access entry, widened doorways, and strategically placed grab rails ensures smooth movement. Using slip-resistant flooring such as Altro safety flooring also makes navigation safer and more secure.

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Reduced Upper Body Strength

For many people living with disabilities, reduced grip strength, limited arm movement, or poor dexterity can make basic bathroom tasks feel surprisingly difficult. Twisting a stiff tap, lifting a heavy shower head, or bending to reach awkward controls can require more strength and coordination than is available.

Standard bathroom fittings are often created with little thought to accessibility, assuming full range of motion and grip. Over time, this can take away a sense of independence, forcing people to rely on others for assistance with something as simple as washing hands or adjusting the water temperature. This not only slows routines down but can also feel disheartening when independence is the goal.

Bathroom risks

Overstretching, twisting awkwardly, or straining to operate fixtures can cause discomfort or increase the risk of falls. It may also discourage independent use altogether.

Bathroom solutions

Installing lever-style taps such as the Bristan Easyfit range, alongside low-level thermostatic shower controls, ensures everything is simple to operate and within easy reach. These small changes can make a big difference to daily independence.

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Based on 101 reviews

Jordan and Aidan installed a wet room within agreed timing and budget. The quality of the work was impressive, and helpful advice was provided. Would highly recommend.

Customer in West Sussex

We are so delighted with the final result of the bathroom it looks superb. The fitter was very clean and tidy whilst all the work was carried out, we was also kept informed on what was going on each working day. Overall very happy.

Customer in West Sussex

We had a shower fitted. Jordan was most professional, he kept us informed throughout and was extremely clean and tidy while he worked – a very pleasant experience.

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I was very satisfied with the work carried out by AJT showers. Very professional and conscientious. Would strongly recommend this company.

Alan, Surrey

The standard of workmanship was excellent, with attention given to every detail. The resulting shower room exceeds my expectations. He was courteous and considerate at all times and the work was carried out with a minimum of disruption.

D. Long

We were delighted with the professionalism and care taken by are fitter Brandon. He worked very hard and produced an excellent en suite shower room for us.

Customer in West Sussex

From start to finish we were delighted with the design (thank you Jordan) installation and high standard of workmanship Aidan brought to our luxury converted bathroom. The finished Wet Room was completed on time within budget and has exceeded our expectations.

Customer in West Sussex

“Thrilled with our new bathroom. The quality of the work is exceptional. choose AJT Showers, you won’t be disappointed.”

Nigel White

“So thankful to AJT for their patience, professionalism, and attention to detail but above all they listened and cared”

Diane Edwards

“We are very happy with the workmanship, customer service and the advice and knowledge of the products”

Barbara Rouse

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Difficulty with Transfers & Assisted Showering

Moving from a wheelchair to a shower seat, toilet, or bath is often one of the most physically demanding and stressful parts of daily life. Without the right design, transfers can feel unsafe and awkward, requiring more effort than necessary. For those who rely on carers, traditional bathroom layouts make assisted showering uncomfortable, with enclosures that are too cramped or doors that swing awkwardly.

On top of that, when water splashes beyond the shower area, it can leave the floor slippery and dangerous for everyone using the bathroom afterwards. This combination of physical strain, lack of space, and water management issues can make personal care feel more like a hurdle than a routine.

Bathroom risks

Misjudging a transfer or struggling with limited space can lead to slips, muscle strains, or injury. Assisted showering without the right setup can also leave the bathroom wet and unsafe for everyone.

Bathroom solutions

Adding drop-down support rails, a comfort-height toilet, and a transfer-friendly shower seat makes daily use easier and safer. For assisted bathing, an Opulence top bi-fold stable door shower enclosure allows a carer to help safely — without water flooding the rest of the bathroom.

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General Mobility Difficulties

Many disabilities bring challenges with overall mobility, meaning every step in the bathroom can feel like an effort. Something as simple as walking from the sink to the toilet can be tiring without the right support. Add in slippery floors, poor lighting, or the absence of grab rails, and the bathroom becomes a high-risk space rather than a safe haven.

Standard bathrooms are not designed with these needs in mind, which can cause people to avoid using them as often as they’d like. Over time, this can impact confidence, independence, and quality of life, turning a private routine into a constant worry.

Bathroom risks

Fatigue and loss of balance increase the chances of slips, especially on wet floors. The effort required can also discourage use, which impacts confidence and wellbeing.

Bathroom solutions

Fitting comfort-height toilets such as the Rak Series 600, combined with well-placed grab rails and non-slip flooring, provides stability across the whole bathroom. Adding features like motion-sensor lighting helps prevent accidents, especially at night.

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FAQs

What makes a bathroom suitable for disabled users?

A disabled bathroom is designed for safety, accessibility, and comfort. Features such as level-access showers, grab rails, slip-resistant flooring, and easy-to-use fittings make everyday tasks easier and safer.

Can a disabled bathroom still look stylish?

Absolutely. Modern disabled bathrooms are designed to be practical and beautiful. Products such as sleek grab rails, contemporary walk-in showers, and stable door enclosures blend seamlessly into stylish designs without looking clinical.

Do I need a wet room or a walk-in shower?

It depends on your needs. A wet room is ideal for wheelchair users as it provides level access and open space. A walk-in shower offers easy entry and can be fitted with a seat and stable door for assisted use.

How much space do I need for a disabled bathroom?

More space makes things easier, but even smaller bathrooms can be adapted with the right layout and fittings. Our team specialises in creating tailored solutions to maximise accessibility in any size of room.

Are disabled bathrooms only for wheelchair users?

Not at all. Disabled bathrooms are designed for a wide range of mobility needs — whether you live with reduced balance, limited strength, or a chronic condition. The goal is always safety, comfort, and independence.

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Our Products

Accessible Bathroom Equipment

Our range includes fixtures, fittings, grab bars, shower seats and adjustable-height toilets.

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Opening hours

Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday Appointment Only
Sunday Closed

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0800 001 6649

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enquiries@ajtshowersltd.co.uk

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Unit C3, Riverside Industrial Estate,
Bridge Road, Littlehampton, BN17 5DF

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