Accessible Homes

Wheelchair Access Ramps

Many older properties have sloping drives and stepped access making entry very difficult for a wheelchair user

Options for improved access
In the short term; a temporary wood or metal ramp can be put in place that fits over the steps and designed to slope gently up to the front door

This can be replaced with a new concrete path that slopes from the start of your property up to the front door or a concrete base that is then block paved for a contemporary path-drive entrance

Garden Access

Path Widening
There's no reason why the garden should be off-limits or difficut to reach: Modifications include wider paths with easy turning areas, raised flower beds and ramped decking with covered - sheltered areas to potter outside when the weather is not at its best: The options really depend on how you like to spend your time outside

Sloping Gardens - Ramped Terracing
The traditional approach to sloping gardens is to create a series of terraces with stepped paths to connect the levels - A better solution for wheelchair users is to landscape the area with a zig-zag sloped path creating - connecting the levels and at the same time the raised beds would be easier to access, plant and weed

Modified Kitchens for Wheelchair Access
The secret to energy storage is in creating a large capacity storage solution with very efficient insulation to reduce energy losses to the surroundings A small pump and thermostat system will control water flow and minimise energy losses

Independant Living

Adapting your home for independant living

Fitted Wardrobes

Custom fitted wardrobes for easy access with pull out clothes racks and storage shelves - Where space is limited; sliding wardrobe doors may be a better solution

Garage Organiser

Wall mounted panels, shelves, trays, hooks and units for holding all the garage gadgets and keeping the floor area clear