Shower Enclosures to Keep You Safe in Marquette, MI, Throughout the Upper Peninsula
If you or a loved one lives with limited mobility and experiences balance issues, you know how challenging it can be to take a shower safely. Traditional shower and tub combinations usually have tall sides one must step over to enter the shower. These can be incredibly dangerous for disabled individuals and those with mobility restrictions. Thankfully, Barrier Free Store is able to help residents in Marquette, Michigan, and throughout the Upper Peninsula with shower enclosures that can be outfitted with safety features to keep you or your loved one safe.
Shower Enclosures
Without the proper shower enclosure to accommodate your mobility concerns, you put yourself at risk for devastating falls and injuries. You may trip over the side of the tub or have difficulty standing up without support. Barrier Free Store can help by replacing your current tub-shower combo with:
- A walk-in shower enclosure that does not have a bathtub, thus removing that obstacle for you. This type of shower enclosure makes entering the shower much safer.
- A roll-in shower that is wheelchair accessible.
- A low-threshold shower conversion that eliminates the bathtub wall.
- Custom shower enclosures with tile inserts.
We can also add safety features to your shower to make sure it accommodates your specific mobility needs.
Safety Features for Limited Mobility
After determining which shower enclosure addresses your concerns, we can discuss which features would be best to add. At Barrier Free Store, we offer:
- Grab bars
- Extra seating
- Handrails
Our experts will help you determine which fits your needs best during your consultation.
No Place Like Home
The team at Barrier Free Store is dedicated to supporting the aging and disabled community members in Marquette, MI. We’re members of the Home Builders Association of the Upper Peninsula and a Certified Aging-in-Place specialist. We know just how to make your home safe with new shower enclosures. Contact us today.
