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Bathrooms that are easier and safer to use - both now and in the future. Whether you're adapting a bathroom for reduced mobility, planning ahead, or simply want a layout that's more practical for everyday use, we design and install bathrooms that work around the person using them.
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Bathrooms Should Work for You - Not Against You
A lot of the bathrooms we're asked to renovate were originally designed without much thought for long-term use. High-sided baths that are difficult to step into. Enclosed shower cubicles with narrow openings. Layouts that leave very little room to move.
These aren't always problems that appear overnight. Often it's a gradual change - a bathroom that used to work fine starts feeling less comfortable, or a family member's needs shift. In many of the homes we work in across Wokingham, Crowthorne and Binfield, the bathrooms were fitted 15-20 years ago and simply weren't designed with accessibility in mind.
We install bathrooms that address this properly - not by making the space feel clinical, but by building in practical features that improve everyday comfort without compromising on how the room looks and feels.
What an Accessible Bathroom Installation Includes
Every project is different, but these are the types of changes we carry out regularly:
Step-free shower access
Walk-in showers and wet rooms with low-profile or level-access trays, removing the need to step over a raised edge. We fit linear drains and gradient floors so water drains properly without any trip hazards.
Practical layouts with more space
Repositioning fixtures to create more room to move. This often means removing a bath that's no longer used and replacing it with a walk-in shower, freeing up floor space for easier access - including wheelchair or walking frame use where needed.
Grab rails and support
Properly fixed grab rails positioned where they're actually useful - next to the shower, beside the toilet, and at entry points. We fix into solid structure, not just plasterboard, so they're safe to rely on.
Comfort height toilets and basins
Sanitaryware set at heights that reduce strain. Comfort height toilets are slightly higher than standard, making sitting down and standing up easier. Wall-hung basins can be set at whatever height suits the user.
Non-slip surfaces
Floor tiles chosen for grip as well as appearance. We use porcelain tiles with appropriate slip ratings and can advise on which finishes offer the best balance between safety and aesthetics.
Thermostatic controls
Shower valves with built-in thermostatic protection to prevent scalding. These are standard in all our installations but especially important in accessible bathrooms.
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How We Plan an Accessible Bathroom
We start with a home visit to look at the existing bathroom and understand what's needed. This includes talking through any specific mobility requirements, measuring the space, and assessing what's achievable within the room's layout and plumbing positions.
Many of the homes we work in locally have smaller original bathrooms - particularly in 1960s and 70s builds across Wokingham and Crowthorne. We're experienced in working within these spaces and finding layouts that improve access without needing major structural changes.
We then plan the layout, recommend suitable products, and carry out the full installation - from stripping out the old bathroom through to tiling, fitting, and finishing. The whole process is managed by us, including any plumbing and electrical work handled by our trusted specialist subcontractors.
Planning Ahead - Not Just for Now
Not every accessible bathroom is for someone who needs it right now. A lot of our clients are homeowners in their 50s and 60s who are renovating while they're still fit and active, but want a bathroom that won't need changing again in ten years.
This might mean fitting a walk-in shower instead of a bath, choosing a layout with wider access, or simply making sure grab rails can be added later without ripping out tiles. These are small decisions during the installation that make a big difference down the line.
If you're thinking about staying in your home long-term, it's worth considering accessibility as part of any bathroom renovation - not as an afterthought, but as a core part of the design.
If you're considering an accessible bathroom - whether for yourself, a parent, or simply to future-proof your home - we're happy to visit, look at the space, and talk through what's possible. No obligation, no pressure.
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Tiling of an ensuite wet room floor and walls in a property in Spencers Wood, Berkshire. We were brought in to handle the tiling phase of a larger bathroom installation, preparing the space for the next stage of the fit-out.
A brief guide comparing walk-in showers and enclosed cubicles, focusing on everyday usability, layout, and long-term practicality rather than design trends.
A full bathroom refurbishment in Crowthorne, replacing an unused jacuzzi bath and enclosed shower with a spacious walk-in shower, integrated storage, and a more accessible, open layout finished with large format porcelain tiles.
A Family-Run Bathroom Installation Company Based in Binfield, Berkshire.