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EdgeWork Design Build
Minneapolis, Minnesota
The homeowners' existing main level guest
bathroom was outdated and cramped and in
need of a major makeover. With the future in
mind, the homeowners wanted a bathroom with
enhanced accessibility. Aesthetically, the
clients desired a space that matched the
midcentury nature of the home. These goals
were achieved by expanding the bathroom with
an accessible curbless shower, in-floor heat,
concrete trough sink, and unique waterfall
stonework in both the shower and sink. The
walls were painted a bouncy blue to add a pop
of color. With these functional and aesthetic
improvements, the clients can enjoy their
bathroom for years to come.
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B AT H
EASE - Eagle Accessibility Solutions & Equipment, Inc.
Auburn, California
Numerous Universal Design elements were
incorporated in the complete remodel of this first-floor
bathroom for safe and aesthetically pleasing access.
The challenging space, limited by the load-bearing
walls and the foundation, was redesigned as a wet-
room with floor-to-ceiling tile and an accessible walk-
in/roll-in shower with abundant grab bars and stability
points. Adding a pocket door for access to the
adjoining bedroom allowed the teenage client with
Cerebral Palsy to stay in her forever home with no
future modifications needed. The final result was a
beautiful, completely accessible and visitable bath-
room, befitting this upscale home.
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