by Michael | Jan 19, 2026 | Product Guides
Most walk-in bath installations take one to four days: removing the old bath and re-plumbing, fitting, levelling and finishing the new one, and a final commissioning check before we leave. A simple swap can be done in a day; powered lifts, floor repairs or long waste...
by Kevin Carvell | Jan 19, 2026 | Product Guides
Future-Proof Your Home: How to Design a Safer Bathroom The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the house. Wet surfaces, hard tiles, and the physical effort of sitting and standing make it the number one location for falls in the home for the over-65s. For many...
by Connor | Jan 18, 2026 | Product Guides
A walk-in shower bath is a bath with a low-entry door and a widened, flat-floored end for showering, so one unit gives a safe, seated soak to the person who needs it and a quick stand-up shower to everyone else in the house. It fits the footprint of a standard 1500mm...
by Simon | Jan 18, 2026 | Product Guides
If you are struggling to get in and out of the bath, a bath lift at £300 to £600 looks like the obvious answer next to a walk-in bath at £6,000 and up. Sometimes it is. But we have replaced a lot of bath lifts for customers who bought one, disliked it and upgraded...
by Greg Shotliff | Jan 12, 2026 | Product Guides
Ditch the Towel: Why Air Drying is Safer, Warmer, and More Hygienic For most people, drying off is just a chore. But if you have Arthritis, restricted mobility, or brittle skin, using a towel can be painful, exhausting, and even dangerous. Balancing on one leg to dry...
by Connor | Jan 9, 2026 | Product Guides
The “Carer’s Dilemma”: How to Assist Without Getting Soaked If you care for an elderly parent or partner, you know the struggle. You are trying to help them wash in a standard shower cubicle. You have to lean over a high tray, reach around a fixed...