"The previous owner was a part-time, manual-wheelchair ... to even get into the bathroom, so for months, our bathroom had no door," Jenny says. "I could never use the sink, and the shower entrance ...

Let's cut to the chase: Does your home bathroom need to be ... "If someone uses a wheelchair, for example, installing wider doorways, accessible sinks, and accessible toilets would be essential ...

Whether you’re looking to renovate an existing bathroom, build from the ground ... These types of bathrooms are designed for wheelchair users and are typically larger in size because they ...

The CDC targets the bathroom as the most dangerous room in the house ... An accessible sink calls for knee room beneath it so that a wheelchair user can roll up to the sink and access all the controls ...

When it comes to selecting a bathroom ... sinks, as the name suggests, are mounted to the wall and have a floating feel that makes the room feel larger; again, there is no storage but they are ...

The bathroom was nice before, but it wasn’t completely accessible for the new owner, who is a full-time power-wheelchair user. Credit: Jenny Panighetti Credit: Jenny Panighetti ...