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Is taking a shower becoming too difficult for you due to mobility and balance issues? A level access shower could be the answer to your problems!
Sometimes referred to as a wet room, a level access shower is an excellent solution for wheelchair users & for those with limited mobility. It is a shower area that does not have any step or lip at all, offering completely unrestricted access to the shower. This makes them ideal for the disabled and elderly. A chair (foldable or fixed) can also be be fitted to make the shower as comfortable and accessible as possible.
The walls and floor are completely waterproof, making the room easy to keep clean and maintain. Take all the hassle out of showering with an Glasgow Mobility Bathrooms level access shower!
Having a level access shower installed is ideal if you have restricted mobility, which makes stepping in and out of a shower tray or bath difficult.
They are especially recommended for wheelchair users, to allow you to enter and exit the shower completely unassisted.
Level access showers can also have seats installed and a variety of safety features (grab rails for example) to make your showering much easier.
With a wide variety of fittings and styles available to you, we make it easier for you to decide what the best solution is for your bathroom and your budget.
It is commonly misbelieved that having a level access shower may lead to water spilling out from your bathroom. Some people worry about this due to the fact that there is no tray to contain the water, like there is with a walk in shower. However, you can rest assured that a level access shower fitted by Glasgow Mobility Bathrooms is guaranteed not to leak.
Our team have many years experience installing level access showers in a variety of different bathroom layouts. We design the gradient of the floor so that when water hits the ground, it slides straight down to the drainage point, much like it would towards the plug hole in a bath. All water is directed towards the draining point, which is known as gravity draining.
In addition, the waterproof floor covering that we use covers the edge where the wall meets the floor, so that no leaks can occur. When fitted by a professional, a wet room is no more likely to leak than a regular shower!
Each bathroom and requirement is always different. With such a massive amount of products, suppliers and styles out there, our previous clients have really appreciated us doing all the legwork!
We discuss what you need, what budget you want to work to and present back to you what exactly meets your requirements within your price range.
All our free no-obligation quotes cater for everything – accessories (taps to toilets!), full installation including plumbing and electrics – so the price quoted is the price you pay.
All our work is fully warranted and guaranteed for your peace of mind.
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as quick as 3 days installation time!
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To discuss your exact requirement please speak to one of friendly UK team members
Can a level access shower look stylish?
Yes, certainly! We believe that having a practical bathroom does not mean that you have to compromise on aesthetics. We are happy to work with you to design a bathroom which meets your syling preferences as well as your mobility needs
What is the difference between a walk in shower and a level access shower?
A level access shower, or a wetroom as it is sometimes known, is completely unrestricted in terms of access. With a walk in shower, there is a shallow lip or tray to walk onto, to create a divide between the showering area and the drying area. Both are easy access solutions, but which one you choose will depend on your personal preferences and requirements.

If you would like to arrange bathroom adaptation site visit, or just want to chat about your requirements please feel free to get in touch.
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