I finely got my wheelchair accessible bathroom. The city has a $5000 grant to help make homes accessible, but I still had to put in a bit to get what I wanted.
My bedrooms bathroom was not very big. You go in and on the left is a sink vanity that runs the length of the bathroom. The right was a tub, then a wall that was only 3ft long with a toilet behind it. Because of the wall, I could not even recline over the tub to wash my hair The walkway between the sink and the tub side is 4ft wide by 8.5ft long. I took the wall and tub out, so now it's just a big square with the toilet in the same area and a roll in shower unit in the other corner. The shower is floor level so I can turn around, recline, etc. The shower floor border had this cool rubber tube like thing to keep the water from flowing out, but it's hollow so I can just run my chair over it and it flattens out then pops back up. It's done except waiting for the floor tiles to set, it had wood floors. It's cool that the city paid $5000, they also gave a $275 grant for changing my grass backyard into a desrt landscape. Which I was doing, so that was cool. That's a whole nother story. The landscapers tried to rip me off with a $3000 overcharge. Greg
