Level access shower success.

Bravo … jolly good job, you must have got in before the bean counters got hold of the books

I’m currrently waiting to be rehoused again cos the bungalow I’m in isn’t big enough for the chariot. All rooms are too small & doors not wide enough. My O.T. told me though, not to move or bid on a property that doesn’t have a wet room currently cos otherwise I may have to wait up to eighteen months to have one installed (I have one here now & I’m used to it although I have fallen over the chair twice when down, once completely & pulled me curtains down on the way as I somersaulted. A good score of 9 I think off anybody for artistic improvisation at least). So, combination of that neccesity & level one access means I’m likely to wait for some time longer. I can manage just until I rely on the chariot more indoors… or practise more freestyle acrobatics without protective helmet

@ranald wrote:

…….I really can’t believe how easy it is to wash now, no more pulling the sink off the wall, climbing into the bath!
Ranald

That is exactly how I feel even after three months of my new shower. The pure luxury of having no
worry or possibility of pain and just sitting there letting the water fall over you. heaven.

No let’s get Woogy sorted out !

@ranald wrote:

That isn’t bad going. I only asked the housing association for a level access shower last month, and it is fitted already! I suppose it must be down to a postcode lottery, as with so many things.

I really can’t believe how easy it is to wash now, no more pulling the sink off the wall, climbing into the bath!

The waste pump is a bit of a weird device, what with all the gurgling and bubbling. If that is my only criticism though, i am doing pretty well!

All the best
Ranald

That’s great news, Ranald! I didn’t realise things could be done so quickly!