by Connor | Feb 4, 2026 | Design Inspiration
A downstairs toilet is one of the most practical additions to a UK home. Whether it’s a compact cloakroom near the front door or a small WC tucked under the stairs, a well-designed downstairs toilet can make everyday life easier — especially for elderly family members...
by Simon | Jan 29, 2026 | Design Inspiration
The average UK bathroom measures roughly 1.7m x 2.0m, and in many terraced houses and flats it is smaller still. When mobility is limited, that lack of space stops being an annoyance and becomes a safety problem: there is nowhere to turn a walking frame, no room for a...
by Denleigh Carvell | Jan 27, 2026 | Design Inspiration
The Myth of the “Hospital Bathroom” When most people hear “disabled wet room ideas,” they picture white plastic chairs, exposed piping, and clinical blue flooring. At EA Mobility, we believe your bathroom should be a sanctuary, not a reminder...
by Michael | Jan 7, 2026 | Design Inspiration
“I’d love a wet room, but my bathroom is far too small.” It is the sentence we hear most often on home visits, and it is nearly always wrong. A wet room is the one bathroom layout that gets better as the room gets smaller, because it removes the two...
by Greg Shotliff | Dec 11, 2025 | Design Inspiration
Space, Flow, and Freedom: Designing the Perfect Wheelchair Bathroom For a full-time wheelchair user, the standard UK bathroom is an obstacle course. Doorways are too narrow, leading to scraped knuckles. Pedestal sinks block your footplates. And once you are inside,...
by Simon | Dec 10, 2025 | Design Inspiration
The standard disabled toilet size in the UK is 2200mm x 1500mm (based on Building Regulations Part M). But here’s what most people don’t realise: 👉 You do NOT need this much space in a typical UK home. In fact, most domestic disabled toilets are designed to fit...