How big is an accessible shower?

The width of a handicap accessible shower should be at least 90-100 centimetres for people with limited mobility or someone using a transfer seat. It's always recommended to get your bathroom accessibility fixtures and wheelchair accessible showers installed by professionals.

Does an accessible shower need a seat?

Accessible showers don't always need a seat, but this is something that you can get fitted, depending on your requirements. Individuals who are wheelchair users might prefer to use their chairs for bathing but others with limited mobility might prefer the seat.

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Accessible Showers

- Having accessible showers is really a must in many homes. It gives people with a disability some of their own independence back. So having a handicap accessible shower installed in a home can be a life-changing feature. But there are many types of showers, including handicap walk in showers. ArchiPro can give guidance on selective accessible showers for any home.

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Featuring the best accessible showers in Australia

ArchiPro features only the best accessible showers in Australia from reputable suppliers that you can trust. The range of products includes flexible and detachable showers, easy-to-turn on and off faucets, overhead showers and more. They are an important part of a wider collection of bathroom accessibility products that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types of accessible showers and related products

There are a few types of accessible showers and related products in Australia, each with different characteristics, designed with different types of users in mind.

Walk in or level access showers

Walk in or level access showers that have very low clearance which makes them ideal for those with limited mobility. These showers can be adjusted according to your needs and available space. Wheelchair accessible showers are typically larger to make it easy and convenient for wheelchair users to access.

Shower seats

Individuals with mobility issues may require a shower seat and there are different options to consider. There are freestanding shower seats which can be moved and wall mounted seats and benches that are fixed to the wall for added stability.

Adjustable shower head

An adjustable shower head is a great addition to showers for disabled persons in Australia. The minimalist look and simple functionality are what make this ideal for accessible showers.

The advantages of high-quality accessible showers

One of the significant advantages of choosing a high-quality accessible shower in Australia is the workmanship and premium materials and fittings used throughout. Thoroughly researched and developed, these high-end products are designed with clinical precision to make the lives of those with limited mobility that much easier. The quality of these products gives users peace of mind and confidence in their use and means they’ll require less ongoing maintenance over the short and long term.

How to choose an accessible shower that's right for you

When choosing any bathroom accessibility product in Australia it's always important to make your decisions based on need, matching those to the features that will best serve those needs. For wheelchair users, a larger level access shower would be one such example that meets the criteria. For senior citizens with limited mobility, a wall mounted shower bench may suffice. Style and aesthetics should also be considered too, sometimes neglected when it comes to these products. Think about how the shower’s features might work in your environment and in relation to other bathroom fittings like your accessible toilet. This will ensure your bathroom retains some design cohesion.