Accessible bathrooms
Accessible bathrooms and walk-in showers in Cheshire
Safer, easier bathrooms for older people, people with disabilities and the families who look after them — designed to look like a modern bathroom, not a hospital.
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What we can include
Walk-in showers
A shower you can step straight into, with a low or level threshold instead of a bath edge.
Wet rooms
A fully tiled, level floor that drains away water — no tray or step at all.
Level access
Removing steps and lips so a walking frame or wheelchair can move freely.
Grab rails
Rails placed where you actually need support: by the toilet, in the shower and at the basin.
Comfort-height toilets
A slightly taller toilet that is easier to sit down on and stand up from.
Thermostatic showers
Controls that keep the water at a steady, safe temperature.
Slip-resistant floors
Tiles and finishes chosen to give better grip when wet.
Shower seats
Fold-down seats so you can sit while you shower.
Help with the cost
Some people can get a Disabled Facilities Grant from their local council towards adaptations like a level-access shower. We can explain how it works. Eligibility is decided by your council — we can't guarantee a grant.
Read our grant guideHow it works
- 01
Free design visit
We visit your home, measure up and listen to how you want the room to work.
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CAD design & quote
You see a detailed CAD drawing of the new room and a clear quote.
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Installation
We'll talk you through the whole process, from strip-out to finishing.
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Handover & aftercare
We walk through the finished room with you and stay on hand for any aftercare.
Accessible bathrooms near you
Questions
Can you replace my bath with a walk-in shower?
This is something we can look at during a free design visit. We'll measure up and show you what would fit in your bathroom.
Can I get help paying for an accessible bathroom?
Some people can get a Disabled Facilities Grant from their local council. Eligibility is decided by the council, not by us. See our plain-English guide to how it works.
Can I enquire on behalf of my mum or dad?
Yes. Many enquiries come from sons, daughters and carers. Just tick “I'm enquiring for someone else” on the enquiry form.
I'm hard of hearing — do I have to phone?
No. You can enquire in writing and choose “Text me back”, so you never need to take a phone call.
Will it look clinical?
It doesn't have to. Rails, seats and level floors can be designed to look like a modern bathroom.
Ready to talk about your room?
Book a free, no-obligation design visit. We'll measure up, talk through ideas and follow up with a CAD design and quote.