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The Accessible Home Journal Vol. 3 Issue 3 February 2009 |
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“Let’s Redo the Bathroom Part 2” |
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Last month Faye and Al “discovered” that their bathroom was old fashioned and cramped, and definitely lacked charm. It had never really served family members safely and comfortably |
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Changes
were long overdue. These are
changes that can be made: |
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NOW, Faye can begin to add some charm! |
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We can create 3-dimensional images from the new floor plan and assist Faye in creating a stylish, modern bathroom. She will know how her new bathroom will look before the contractor is called.
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This design will provide safety and comfort even for an individual in a wheel chair. However, it is doubtful that it will be referred to as a “handicap” bathroom. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ “Lift and transfer” present problems that can not be solved with innovative home designs. Bathtub accessibility is one of those problems. The BATH CHAIR LIFT solution is the subject of The Accessible Home Journal for next month. |
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___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ It is the purpose of ASI to enhance the quality of life for people that may have a debilitating disease, suffer accident trauma, or be frail do to age. Our mission is for everyone to enjoy their home for a lifetime. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ You have received this information because at some time you expressed an interest in the services offered by Accessibility Services, Inc. If you would prefer not to receive future issues please click SafeUnsubscribe below and you will be removed from our mailing list. For additional information please contact us at: 702-469-6090 Or visit us at http://www.accessibilityservices.ne |
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