Accessible Home Hub
Bathroom accessibility & safety
Plan washing, toileting, support equipment and room layout.
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A more accessible home.
A clearer plan.
Start with a free home planning check or calculate the space a wheelchair ramp needs. Then use practical guides and worksheets to prepare for a professional discussion.
Your saved guides & tools
Keep the pages you use most in one place.
Five ways to plan a more accessible home
Vertical mobility & entrances
Compare access routes, stairlift options and doorway clearance.
Browse guidesKitchen & whole-home living
Plan around reach, movement, visibility and everyday routines.
Browse guidesSmart home & assisted living
Check device dependencies, consent and backup arrangements.
Browse guidesCosts, grants & contractors
Clarify scope, funding and professional responsibilities.
Browse guidesFour foundation guides
Latest practical guides
Accessible kitchen worktop heights and knee clearance
Compare seated approach, sink and worktop measurements, with scoped reference dimensions and an explanatory diagram.
Bathroom modifications for seniors: funding
Find UK, US, Canadian and Australian starting points, then prepare the scope and funding questions.
Aged care home modifications
Australian assessment steps, October 2026 funding tiers and questions for the provider and installer.
Doorway width for a walker
Measure the usable opening, equipment width and approach space before deciding what needs to change.
Grab bars in acrylic showers
Check shower panels, backing and mounting-system compatibility before choosing grab bars.
Shower access in small bathrooms
Plan entry, assistance and drainage around the resident and the space available.
WHERE YOU LIVE MATTERS
Local support, clearly signposted
Start with official resources for the UK, United States, Canada and Australia. Readers elsewhere can use our universal planning guides while confirming local services and rules.
Browse country notesMake everyday controls easier to use
Explore smart-home options for low vision and limited hand movement, then record a trial and backup plan before choosing a setup.
Planning for changing needs
Plan a home adaptation timeline for changing mobility: current priorities, next-stage options and reasons to review.
Explore home planning questions for ALS, dementia, Parkinson’s, stroke recovery and bariatric equipment.
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