Accessible bathrooms Glasgow, fitted with patience and care.
We design and fit accessible bathrooms in Glasgow, from walk-in baths and level access showers to grab rails and comfort height fittings, with our own team on site and a bathroom built to work for years to come.
The honest version
A mobility bathroom is not a clinical one. Done well, it looks like a calm, modern bathroom that happens to be easier and safer to use, with thoughtful adaptations built in rather than bolted on. Some people come to us for a full disabled bathroom, others for one change, such as a walk-in bath or a level access shower in place of a tired cubicle.
We know this work matters more than most. The person using the room may be recovering from surgery, living with a long term condition, or planning ahead so they can stay in their own home for the long term. Our fitters take that seriously.
Funding can also be available in Scotland through schemes such as Care and Repair, your local council's Scheme of Assistance, and the Disabled Facilities Grant equivalent for homeowners and private tenants. Eligibility depends on circumstances, but it is often worth asking before paying privately.
The difference our own team makes.
Calm, patient tradespeople
The fitters we put on accessible work are patient, calm and good at explaining what is happening and when.
Fully insured, time-served
Our team is fully insured and time-served. You should feel safe with the person in your home.
Designed for the actual user
Heights, reach, transfer space and turning circles all planned around the person who will use the room every day.
Looks like a bathroom, not a hospital
Warm finishes, tile and brassware that feel domestic. Adaptations integrated, not stuck on as an afterthought.
A clear picture of the work, before it starts.
Every project is different, but a well run job tends to follow the same calm rhythm. Here is what to expect from our team.
- 01
Listening visit
We visit free of charge to talk through who will use the room, any mobility needs now, and what may change over time.
- 02
Layout planned around access
Door swings, transfer space, seat heights and grab rail positions worked out before any work starts.
- 03
Adaptations installed properly
Grab rails fixed to noggins, level access trays set true, slip resistant tiling laid, thermostatic valves fitted.
- 04
Handover and check in
Walked through with the homeowner and, if helpful, with a family member or occupational therapist.
Built around what suits your home.
Not sure which is right for you? Mention what you are thinking on the quote form, our fitters will talk it through honestly.
Walk-in baths
Side opening door, low step in, comfortable seating. A good fit when bathing is preferred over showering.
Level access showers
No tray to step over, slip resistant tiled or vinyl floor, ideal for wheelchair or perching stool use.
Easy access baths
Lower step in heights, integrated handles and grips, often paired with a thermostatic shower mixer.
Grab rails and supports
Fixed into solid noggins, positioned to the user's actual reach, not generic placements.
Comfort height toilets and basins
Slightly raised toilets and accessible basins, easier on hips, knees and backs.
Anti slip flooring and lighting
R10 or higher slip rated floors, plus generous lighting so the room is safe to use day and night.
Thermostatic shower valves
Set maximum temperatures to prevent scalding, with easy to grip levers.
Wider doors and turning space
Doors rehung to open outward, plus turning circles planned for wheelchairs or frames.
Future proofed bathrooms
Designed to look like a standard bathroom now, with hidden noggins and reinforced walls ready for grab rails later.
Anything else on your mind?
If your question is not here, add it to the quote form and our fitters will answer it before we visit.
Funding may be available through your local council's Scheme of Assistance, Care and Repair Scotland, and other adaptation grants for homeowners and private tenants. Eligibility and amounts vary, so it is worth contacting your local Care and Repair service or council before going private. We can usually set our written quote out in a format that suits a funding application.
It can absolutely still look like a modern, warm bathroom. Tile, brassware and lighting are chosen the same way as any other project. Grab rails, seats and level access showers come in finishes that sit quietly in the room.
Yes, with planning. We stage the work, keep walkways clear, prioritise getting a working toilet or temporary shower back in use quickly, and check in daily. Tell us about the situation on the quote form so we can plan around it.
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Areas we coverPlan an accessible bathroom that works for the long term
Tell us a little about the person who will use it. We will arrange a free design visit and plan the room around how they actually move.