Good kitchen design provides accessibility in all the right places. When you plan a renovation around accessibility, you make it easier for those with physical or mobility limitations to cook, get ingredients, and move around the kitchen with ease. While the design elements you choose ultimately come down to your individual needs, there are […]
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This project was designed for a client that suffered a brain injury. The client is mobile but they have poor stability and balance due to their injury. We renovated both washrooms in this house to help make daily living easier for the client. We removed walls between the small 2-piece bathroom and laundry room to
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This deck was designed for a client that had building code issues with the original deck built. We had to demolish the existing deck and rebuild new deck to Ontario building code. Project Details: 21’ x 112 Deck built with pressure treated cedar-tone deck boards Veranda spindle guard Deck board skirting
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This bathroom was designed for a senior with reduced mobility due to ageing. The client was no longer able to get in and out of their bathtub safely. We worked with Peel Renovates for funding to get this bathroom remodel completed. Accessible Solutions: Low threshold tile shower Travel bar with handheld shower head Multiple grab
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This house had structural issues caused by walls being removed in the basement with inadequate beams to support the structure. Because of the compromised structure, the second and third floors sloped down by up to 2 inches. The basement was also originally built without a permit. We temporally supported the structure to jack up the
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This deck was designed for a client that had building code issues with the original deck built. We had to demolish the existing deck and rebuild new deck to Ontario building code. Project Details: 24’ x 16’ Deck built with pressure treated cedar-tone deck boards on a 45 degree angle Partial privacy guard Deck board
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Accessibility renovations are becoming more important than ever, but luckily, they’re also more accessible than ever. Even if you’re not a senior or living with a disability, these renovations and design changes will radically alter how you see accessibility and help you. The five accessibility renovations to add in 2021 can help you think about
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A term like accessibility construction might seem obvious, but for many people, the examples go unnoticed. It has become so much a part of our urban landscape that you might not be aware of the finer details. However, millions of Canadians certainly notice accessibility construction – or a lack thereof. Expert construction helps those with
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This bathroom was designed for a senior living with multiple sclerosis and limited to the use of a wheelchair. The previous bathroom was small with a stand up shower unit. We took some space from the large bedroom and moved walls for the new larger accessible ensuite bathroom with roll-in shower. Accessible Solutions: Lipless roll-in
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Our client was involved in a catastrophic car accident where they suffered a severe brain injury. We renovated the entire house to suit our customer’s needs. Accessible Solutions: Exterior: New composite deck and ramp to driveway with automatic lighting New door entrance from deck with automatic door opener New sloped stamped concrete patio from driveway
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