Wednesday 10 September 2014

Home Renovating For Accessible Living


Making homes accessible means making homes easier to live in when there are mobility issues to consider, through architectural design, but also by integrating accessibility features such as modified furniture, shelves and cupboards and layout in the home.

While we tend to think about modifying homes to accommodate someone with a disability or as part of aged care needs, the truth is that many home modifications can be carried out just to make life easier for the owner and visitors. 

Here are some ideas we liked! 


Counter top lifts systems for the kitchen put everything in easy reach

Finally a dishwasher at a height that is useful for everybody

Modern kitchen has benches accessible with leg room  and just the right height
for someone who needs to sit down to cook

Sill ramps allow for easy access for wheelchairs but also reduce chances of trips and falls
for those with visual impairment

Open plan bathrooms allow for easy access and so easy to clean! 

A grab rail and a towel rack! Double duty anyone could use
Accessible bathrooms make life easy for the aged and look stylish too

This beautiful timber interior ramp looks like it belongs to the house

This attractive ramp allows for easy access to the outdoor entertaining area for those with mobility concerns -
and works well for anyone carrying plates and supplies for the party, too! 
Everyone has a different need when it comes to modifying their home to accommodate practical changes for the residents of a house. 

If you have been considering home modifications or renovating to to make living easier, call us now to discuss your needs. 

Building Works Australia builds new homes, home extensions and modifications, and also provides a reliable home maintenance service for customers in the Sydney area.  1300 36 38 36


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