Creating the perfect bathroom in terms of both appearance and safety requires more than just attention to your current needs, but the needs you may have as you continue to age. Taking steps to create a more accessible bathroom now can save you time and cash on future remodels. The following tips can help you incorporate some accessibility options into your next bathroom remodel.
Tip #1: Upgrade the Tub
If a tub is a must in your bathroom, consider a walk-in bathtub.
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Even if your bathtub is older and worn, it doesn't mean that you have to replace it. In fact, you can give your bathtub a whole new look by refinishing it instead. Not only is it faster, it's also easier than having to remove and replace the entire bathtub unit. Here's a look at what you need to know to refinish your tub.
Preparing Your Work Area
If you want the refinishing process to be as successful as possible, you'll want to make sure that you're careful about the preparation.
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Remodeling your kitchen is a smart home investment. Kitchens get a lot of traffic and certain elements, like the cabinets, can get worn out from such heavy daily usage. However, ripping out your old cabinets and installing new ones is a very expensive remodel. If you are on a tight budget, you can still remodel your kitchen cabinets though. This article explains how you can order and install new doors for your kitchen cabinets.
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Remodeling your bath is a smart investment, especially if you have a shower rod and curtain. Installing a glass shower door, in place of the curtain, will add a lot of style and class to the bathroom. This simple installation will make your shower more waterproof. It is a cost effective home remodel that you can do by yourself if you have a few basic tools. This article explains how to handle the installation of a glass shower door kit.
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If you own a mobile home, you may face multiple challenges when it comes to windows. Changing your windows can both improve the functionality of your home and boost its curb appeal. Here are four reasons why.
Energy Efficiency
Mobile homes, which were originally designed for more transient living in warm retirement locations, are often less well insulated than permanent homes. Inexpensive or poorly fitted windows can add to your HVAC problems and expenses, allowing too much heat in summer and too much cold in winter.
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