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Disabled Showers FAQs

by Bathtime Mobility on May 29, 2018 No comments

Here we take a look at some of the more regular questions we are asked about our shower installations for elderly and disabled people. Of course, whilst we've tried to answer most of the questions our customers ask when we meet to discuss designing and fitting a disabled showering solution, we may have missed aread more

Step In Shower Trays vs Low Level Shower Trays – What’s the Difference?

by Bathtime Mobility on December 21, 2017 No comments

For many customers, when choosing a new accessible shower, it can be difficult to understand the difference between the various types of shower tray available. Here we look at the range of shower step heights we offer and who they suit. Many people are familiar with a shower with a high step, sometimes as high

Walk-In Shower FAQ’s

by Bathtime Mobility on June 9, 2017 No comments

When people first consider a new walk-in shower for a person with reduced mobility they usually have a lot of questions. Particularly if that person is used to using a bath for many years and is unfamiliar with a shower. An easy to access walk-in shower makes a very good alternative to a bath for

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Not All Shower Trays Are Suitable For A Mobility Bathroom

by Bathtime Mobility on June 8, 2017 No comments

When installing a new shower in a bathroom for a person who has mobility difficulties, it is essential to ensure the shower tray is fit for purpose. A mobility bathing specialist, like Bathtime Mobility, already understands this requirement and only uses shower trays designed specifically for the mobility bathing market. These special types of shower

What’s Involved With Replacing A Bath With A Walk In Shower?

by Bathtime Mobility on March 10, 2017 No comments

For many people a bath tub will have been their preferred bathing choice for many years. Which can make it difficult to accept that once their mobility becomes limited, replacing the bath tub with a new walk-in shower is the best solution. Bath tubs can be awful hazards for people with reduced mobility, with many

What to consider when choosing a walk in shower for disabled or elderly people

by Bathtime Mobility on March 10, 2017 No comments

Slips and falls in the bathroom can cause nasty injuries for elderly and disabled people. Reduced mobility can mean that a once easy to use bathroom has become a hazard. When things reach this stage it is time to make the bathroom both easier to access and easier to use in order to prevent any

The Importance Of A Great Morning Routine

by Bathtime Mobility on March 30, 2016 Comments Off

Having a great morning routine can really help improve your physical and mental well-being throughout the next 24 hours. This can be essential if you suffer from any kind of physical impairment, and help reduce the strain on your body throughout the day. Establishing a good morning routine can: Support muscle and mental relaxation and lower

Designing The Perfect Cloakroom Bathroom

by Bathtime Mobility on March 23, 2016 Comments Off

Whether you’re looking for convenience or simply attempting to make the most out of limited available space, a cloakroom bathroom could be the perfect option for you. These bathrooms are absolutely ideal when it comes to maximising small spaces, such as under staircases or in refurbished walk-in cupboards. Whilst these rooms can prove a bit