Also good for lamps or speakers so you don't have to run cords across the floor. In floor electrical ports for breathing machine, placed in favorite hangout spots in the living room. Our stall is 7'x7' so a helper can give showers. Tiled mudroom, outside debris will mess up your wood floors My experience:Ī platform lift (we live in a flood zone and 1F is 36' off the ground) I finished building for aging parents, one of which has ALS and uses a powerchair and has no limb function. I will do my best to share updates with their house if/when it comes to fruition.
This was my first time in r/Homeimprovement and what a great first impression you gave me. Thank you!ĮDIT: I just wanted to thank this community for all your awesome ideas. Apologies if I have broken any subreddit rules. I would love to share with them tips/blueprints/thoughts and anything that can amend his current home plans and allow him to build a home that would best suit someone who will be living most of their daily life in a wheelchair.Īny advice or insight is appreciated. He's a wonderful person and they were in the process of planning to build their own home. She married her husband 2 months ago, and this past weekend he was struck by a car while riding his bike. I've never been active in this subreddit, but I'm trying to be there for my cousin. Hi there r/Homeimprovement, I posted this on r/spinalcordinjuries, but I wanted to reach out here as well.
