
Accessible baths
Accessible and aging in place bathrooms in West Chester, Ohio
A bathroom that still suits you twenty years from now.

The shower floor sits a touch lower and slopes toward the drain, leaving no lip at the entry.
They anchor into wood blocking behind the tile, an easy add while the wall is open.
- 01Taller toilet
Around 17 inches high, kinder on knees getting up and down.
- 02Handheld shower
Mounted on a slide bar, usable sitting or standing.
- 03Wide door
Most walkers pass through a 32 inch clear opening.
In the price tool
Cost it out, then spin the room
- 01A price you can read line by line
Plumber, tile setter, vanity, glass and permit, every one costed from Cincinnati area pay rates.
- 02Start from your kind of bathroom
Primary bath, hall bath with a tub, walk in shower or powder room. Choose the one that looks like yours.
- 03Finish it in 3D
Set the vanity color, the wall tile and the faucet finish, then spin the whole room to look at it.
Accessible baths
Accessible baths: common questions
01Can my shower lose its curb?
Usually, by lowering the floor. A slab foundation means sawing concrete.
02Where should the grab bars be mounted?
By the toilet and in the shower, screwed into wood blocking hidden behind the tile.
03Is it worth doing early?
Blocking and a dropped shower floor are cheap mid remodel and expensive afterward.
No house call needed
Price it with your own choices
Vanity, tile, glass and fixtures. Each choice changes the total.


