The sink in this bathroom has been set at a height that works for the homeowner, and has no cabinetry underneath. The tap is levered, and easy to access. The toilet is taller than standard, and the tile flooring is easy to roll on, and easy to clean, although grout stains are an issue.

There is a lot of space between the toilet and sink for maneuverability. The cabinets are too high for the homeowner to access, which could be fixed by moving the sink into the corner and adding a shallow pantry.

This shower was built large enough to house a shower chair, as well as a manual lift, allowing for items to be hidden when not in use. The shower is a molded unit which slopes very slightly from all sides to the drain, allowing the stall to be level with the tile flooring - no lip!

The shower head slides to different positions on the pole, making it accessible to any family member. The levered handle is great for people with limited dexterity in their hands.

Master bath has a wheel in shower, and wheel under sink, with low pull out drawers beside the sink, and in the pantry.

Large ceramic tile in the bathroom meet up to small tile in the shoower with no height difference between the 2. The shower floor slopes slightly from all sides toward the drain. Ceramic tile is used to line the shower stall.

Conserving space, but keeping accessibility in mind, this large area off of the master bedroom is used both as master bath, as well as laundry room.

The shower area contains a tub and tiled surround. The homeowner does self-transfers, and uses a bench seat. Roho cushions dry easily and can be used to discourage pressure wounds. The adjustable grab bar works on most tubs.

The bathroom is right off of the bedroom. Ceramic tile slightly overlaps carpet at the edge, allowing for minimal transition.

The molded shower surround has a slight lip,to get in, but it is not a problem for the homeowner who,transfers onto a shower bench.

Wheel under sink with side drawers for accessible storage.

The raised toilet is at a height to make transfers easier. Grab bars behind and to the side of the toilet assist in safe transfers.

A pocket door separates bedroom and bathroom, and gives added space.

The home renovators have made great use of limited space by incorporating a bath bench, adjustable height shower, and pedestal sink. Flooring is hardwood, and as it is throughout the house there is no transition.

The main bathroom features a ceiling track lift which enables the homeowner safe transfers into the tub.

As this is the main bathroom, not the master, the sink is not accessible underneath, opting instead for extra storage.

The large shower in the master bathroom has a shower bench attached into it. There is a slight lip to get into the shower, but it isn't an issue for the homeowner.

The grab bar helps to assist with safe transfers. Non slip tile lines the bathroom floor.

The floor is covered in laminate, which runs into the bedroom and throughout the home. Under sink cutout and above the toilet commode are great accessibility features

The homeowner uses a lift and the tub in the main bathroom for bathing, where either a tub bath is used, or a sling shower.