Home Remodeling Photo Album: Accessibility Master Bathroom in Scottsdale, AZ

This homeowner was needing to make his bathroom wheelchair accessible. We were able to open up the existing water closet and remove the tub for an open floorplan with a large, beach entry shower that is easy to maneuver. You will also notice an area of vanity is recessed and lowered for wheelchair accessibility.  The designer, Todd Raisanen, is Certified Aging-in-Place (CAPS) through the National Association of Home Builders.

Master Bathroom Remodel in Scottsdale

The toilet used to be enclosed in a water closet. That is one of the areas we opened up to create easier movement throughout the Master Bathroom.

Accessibility Master Bathroom Remodel in Scottsdale

StarMark Cabinetry Hickory in Cappuccino with a Stratford door style.

Master Bathroom Aging-in-Place Remodel in Scottsdale

The cabinet is recessed and counter lowered for ease of access.

Wheelchair accessible master shower in Scottsdale

Open and curbless for ease of entry.

Master Bathroom Accessibility Remodel in Scottsdale

Both grab bars and multiple to transfer out of the wheelchair and sit comfortably.

Aging-in-Place Bathroom in Scottsdale

No glass entry to this open shower plan. Roomy enough for a wheelchair as well as assistance.

Shower Remodel in Scottsdale

Large tiles on the main walls make this easy to clean. The mosaic insets add a pop of fun.

Aging-in-Place Master Bathroom in Scottsdale

Pental Quartz Akoya counters were used to replace the old ones.

Accessibility Shower Remodel in Scottsdale

Installed 12 x 24 tile in Pearl with Harvest Melange mosaic tile inset.

Accessibility Shower Remodel in Scottsdale

ADA compliant teak folding bench in Walk-in shower.