Accessible Bathroom
Accessible Bathroom Renovation Calgary
Grab bars, curbless showers, and comfort-height fixtures, designed to look like a normal bathroom that happens to work for everyone — on a fixed price.
What's included
Aging-in-place design that doesn't look institutional
An accessible bathroom doesn't have to look like a hospital room — grab bars, wider doorways, and curbless showers can all be built into a design that looks like any other bathroom.
- Curbless, zero-threshold showers
- Blocking for grab bars
- Comfort-height toilets
- Widened doorways
- Non-slip flooring
- Lever-handle fixtures
- Fixed-price quote
- Two-year craftsmanship warranty
Design without compromise
Accessibility features that don't look like accessibility features
Most accessible design decisions are structural, not cosmetic — which means the finished bathroom can still look exactly the way you want.
Grab bar blocking should go in even if you don't need bars yet
Adding solid wood blocking behind the wall during renovation means grab bars can be installed later without opening the wall again.
A curbless shower works for wheelchairs and walkers alike
A zero-threshold entry removes the trip hazard a curb creates, and it works just as well for someone without mobility concerns.
Comfort-height toilets and lever handles help everyone
A taller toilet and lever-style faucet handles are easier for anyone with limited grip strength or mobility — small changes with a real day-to-day impact.
How it works
Your accessible bathroom, step by step
The same four-step process as every Timeless Interiors project, focused on accessibility needs.
Free consultation
We talk through current and future mobility needs, doorway widths, and layout — no charge, no obligation.
Fixed-price quote
You receive an itemized quote within 48 hours covering the structural and finish work accessibility features require.
Framing, blocking & waterproofing
Grab bar blocking, any doorway widening, and curbless shower waterproofing all happen before finishes go in.
Fixtures, flooring & final walkthrough
Non-slip flooring, fixtures, and grab bars (if installed now) come last, followed by a walkthrough together.
Before your consultation
A few things worth thinking about first
Plan for the future, not just today
Adding grab bar blocking and a wider doorway now — even if you don't need them yet — avoids opening the walls again later if mobility needs change down the road.
Non-slip doesn't have to mean institutional-looking
Textured porcelain tile now comes in the same styles as standard tile, so a slip-resistant floor doesn't need to look different from any other bathroom floor.
A shower seat is often paired with a handheld showerhead
A built-in or fold-down shower seat combined with a handheld showerhead on a sliding bar covers most aging-in-place needs without looking like medical equipment.
Common questions
Accessible bathroom FAQs
Can you install grab bar blocking without installing the bars themselves yet?
Yes — we often install the wood blocking behind the wall during renovation so grab bars can be added later without reopening the wall.
Do curbless showers require a different floor structure?
Sometimes — a curbless entry needs the subfloor built down slightly, or the surrounding floor built up, so water drains correctly. We assess this during your free consultation.
Can an accessible bathroom still look like a standard, non-institutional bathroom?
Yes — grab bars, comfort-height fixtures, and curbless showers are all available in standard finishes and don't require an institutional look.
Explore more
More bathroom renovation options
Accessibility features can be added to any bathroom renovation, whether it's a full ensuite rebuild or a smaller small bathroom update — mention your specific needs during the free consultation and we'll build them into the plan.
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