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[H4] Pricing
If you have mobility problems, making your bathroom easier to use can help you feel safe, comfortable and self-assured at home. Thankfully, there are many ways to customise your bathroom to suit your specific needs, taste and budget. But, for a cost. Read on to find out how much a mobility bathroom costs, learn how […] Read Full Answer We manage your project from design through to installation. Our expert installation team fit your chosen bathroom as well as any accessories you have included in your design. Read Full Answer As each of our bathrooms are specially designed to fit your home. Prices are dependant on the space available as well as your needs and your choice of style. Read Full Answer To determine whether you’re eligible to receive your bathroom products VAT free, there are strict guidelines to qualify. Read Full Answer You can book your free survey online by choosing a suitable time that works for you. Our expert team will assist with your brief and offer any advice on making the most of your space. You can book your obligation-free appointment here today. Read Full Answer Every installation is different, depending on your personal needs, the size of your bathroom, and the existing plumbing and electrics. We offer a free, no-obligation consultation, so an expert can assess your specific circumstances and requirements, and then provide you with a price – right down to the last penny. The council offers grants to help support the cost of home adaptations for those with disabilities. You are able to apply with grants via your local council’s website. Premier Care are unable to assist with your application.
[H4] Walk-in Showers
If you’re considering replacing your regular shower or bathtub, you might have some questions about the size and measurements of walk-in showers. At Premier Care in Bathing, we know that bathrooms come in all shapes and dimensions which is why we offer a range of walk-in showers to suit both your space and your needs. Read Full Answer Our design process is fully customisable to your needs and requirements, so you are able to have any shower style you wish. With accessibility in mind, we design walk-in showers with half height doors which are ideal to provide safety and convenience to those with carers. Read Full Answer Our ultra-low shower trays start at 40mm in height. In some circumstances, these can be sunk into the floor to offer a lower or level access threshold. For a safe and easy spot to sit whilst you bathe, shower chairs are the ideal option. Cleverly designed to be lightweight and durable, our foldable seats can be easily moved away if it’s not needed and will stay in their high-quality condition for a long time. The issue many people face with standard showers is the tricky step to get in can be a safety hazard. Our walk-in showers feature low-level shower trays to minimise any falls and maximise your safety. It’s a hassle-free way to get in and out of your shower that the whole family can enjoy. Read Full Answer Walk-in showers are designed to maximise your safety. Normal showers can sometimes cause falls and slips due to their tricky access. Our products include a low-level shower tray that has a clever slip-resistant design, from just 40mm in height, to ensure the smallest and easiest step into the shower.
[H4] Walk-in Baths
Baths come in all shapes and sizes, so water usage is an important concern when choosing your tub. Despite their greater depth, upright walk-in baths do not all use more water than a standard bath. A walk-in bath uses between 150 and 240 litres of water, whereas a standard bath requires around 170 litres of […] Read Full Answer At Premier Care, your comfort and needs are our priority. All of our specially designed walk-in baths are made to ensure an easy bathing experience. Now you can enjoy all the pleasures of a standard bath, but with added safety and luxury, from low-level entry, grab rails and slip-resistant flooring. All of our walk-in baths are guaranteed safety-proof. From low-level access, slip-resistant surfaces, grab rails and to thermostatic fillers, using a Premier Care walk-in bath is easy, safe and secure. Read Full Answer Few parts of our routine are as relaxing as bath time. The stresses and strains of everyday life seep away as we soak in soapy, luxuriant water – but what happens when getting in and out of the bath starts to cause its own headaches? Back in the days, the only solution was to give […] Read Full Answer Did you know that baths come in all shapes and sizes? While there’s certainly a standard bath size here in the UK, you’re not limited if you’d prefer a unit that’s smaller or larger. In fact, choosing the right bath size is an important consideration in designing your bathroom. It’s something that will add to […] Read Full Answer
[H4] Wet Room
Designed for easy accessibility, wet rooms are open showers or a shower which sits behind a single wall or screen.As the shower is the same level as the floor, it eliminates the need to step over anything, making it perfectly practical, especially for those with mobility issues. At Premier Care, all our wet rooms are equipped with slip-resistant tiling for added safety. You can even find durable features, like a folding seat, to maximise your comfort. Wet rooms are not only a great investment now, but they can benefit you in the future too. Here are just some of the benefits of a wet room. Read Full Answer Absolutely. If your accessibility needs are a priority, then a wet room or a walk-in shower provide the perfect alternative to your existing bath. However, you might have questions about how to convert a tub to a walk-in shower. So here we’re going to answer any queries you may have so you can make a […] Read Full Answer
[H4] Accessibility
For wheelchair users, our wet room designs are the ultimate in hassle-free bathing. With no need to get in or out of the shower or bath, simply manoeuvre the chair to the desired position and wash. Seats and grab rails can be placed under the shower, too, and the extra space makes it easier for carers to lend a hand. Our bathrooms are designed to put ease of access first, for both you and if you need space for a carer. Our magnetic folding doors, in either tempered safety glass or polycarbonate safety glazing, are half-height to help with assisted bathing. Read Full Answer For your safety and comfort, all of our walk in showers are fitted with low-access, slip-resistant trays; high-quality, tempered safety glass; and attractive, comfortable seats. Read Full Answer To ensure the ultimate stress-free and relaxing showering experience, our bathrooms can be fitted with a number of different safety features. To make your bathing safer, we fit our showers and wet rooms with slip-resistant surfacing to avoid any accidental slips or falls. Low-level access showers are also available. Read Full Answer We exist to make your bathing experience easier and more relaxing, so accessibility is always at the forefront of our minds when we are designing any new bathroom. With Premier Care in Bathing, you are able to work with us to create a bathroom which suits your every need. Read Full Answer
[H4] Accessories
Chromotherapy is an ancient natural light treatment that helps promote emotional well-being through light waves of a variety colour. Read Full Answer A thermostatic tap is an essential part of safe bathing. It blends both hot and cold water to maintain your ideal temperature, while also regulating the flow. Read Full Answer With safety in mind, a thermostatic shower allows complete control of the temperature of the water. All our showers are built with this feature to ensure there is never any risk of scalding from boiling hot water. The control also ensures you won’t be surprised by a freezing cold jet of water. Resonance therapy uses sound and music to create a relaxing environment to bathe in. Sounds can help to relax muscles and mind, inducing mental and physical well-being in individuals. Read Full Answer A hydrovescent spa massage is formed of champagne-like streams, created by air jets around the sides and bottom of the bath. These thin and gentle jets are much softer than conventional jets and can help to improve circulation as well as relax muscles and relieve inflammation. Read Full Answer
[H4] Delivery & Installation
Our expert team endeavour to keep any mess during installation to a minimum. The team will ensure dust sheets are used as much as possible to protect your home, taking every care to respect your property. They also ensure that old bathroom equipment and any rubbish is removed. Our expert installation team undergoes individual assessment by Premier Care. This internal assessment guarantees their ability to install your new bathroom to the highest standards. Premier Care is also a member of the British Institute of Installers and the Federation of Builders. Our technicians hold all of the necessary proper qualifications to undertake electrical installations. All electrical work is certificated to part “P” safety regulations. What does ‘part P’ mean? Part P of the Building Regulations, introduced in 2005, is a set of electrical safety rules that apply to domestic premises in England and Wales.  What does this cover? Part P applies to new dwellings and any alterations or additions to the electrical installations of existing dwellings, including full or partial rewires.  On average, a Premier Care bathroom installation takes around four days to complete. The installation time differs for everyone depending on the product, the fitting difficulty and any additional design features. During your obligation-free consultation with one of our expert advisors, we will aim to give you an accurate estimate on installation time. After the installation, we remove all of the old bathroom equipment and any rubbish. From start to finish, we take care of your bathroom installation. Our expert team are happy to fit tiles of your choice to complete the look. As a custom bathroom service, each installation can be different. Our team will work to give you an estimated installation date once you have agreed to your bathroom design. We supply and install a range of heated towel rails and radiators to complement your bathroom. These can be either straight or curved and are available in a chrome or white finish. They can be wet feed, dual fuel or electric. Wet rooms are highly adaptable and can be fitted in large and small bathrooms. Once installed, the open plan design also gives the illusion of greater space. Our experts understand the complexities involved in installing a wet room, which is why we offer a free, no-obligation survey, so they can advise you in the right way. It’s rare at Premier Care we can fit a walk-in shower in one day – this will usually only be possible if we’re simply replacing your existing shower, with all the plumbing and electrics already in place. To replace shower trays, enclosures and make good your bathroom, it does take longer. On average, our expert installation team takes 3-4 days to fit a walk-in shower. Premier Care in Bathing offer a fully inclusive service. This means we look after everything from the design, supply and installation of your bath or shower room. We do not offer a supply-only service for your own plumbers. Whether your new bathroom requires a walk-in bath, walk-in shower or full wet room renovation, our expert bathroom installers will be there every step of the way.
[H4] FAQs
Premier Care bathrooms do not look like disability bathrooms. All our baths and showers are accessible and safe for those living with mobility issues, but we take great pride in creating bathrooms that are elegant, smart and stylish. Read Full Answer Premier Care in Bathing has some of the lowest access steps currently available in walk-in baths making stepping into and out of the bath safe and secure. Read Full Answer Yes, we will be pleased to assess the practicality of installing one of our easy-access products in your bathroom. You can arrange your free, no-obligation consultation with one of our expert advisors today Our walk-in showers are designed and adapted for a variety of different bathrooms, so no matter how awkwardly shaped or small your room is, we will still find solutions so you are able to experience the pleasure of one of our walk-in showers or wet rooms. Read Full Answer All our mobility bathrooms can be adapted to your individual needs. Here are a few options for your to consider. Read Full Answer Yes, we provide a comprehensive guarantee on all our products and installation work. Our service is completely bespoke to your needs and desires. As such we aim to design bathrooms that meet your expectations in every little detail. We can design and install a complete bathroom, including a full range of contemporary bathroom furniture, sanitary ware and accessories.

[H2] Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a compact bath? Compact baths is like a regular walk-in bath, but much smaller and deeper. This makes them ideal for bathrooms with limited space, and for elderly people or those with limited mobility, as compact baths are easier to get in and out of than regular tubs.   There are a number of features that make small-sized baths more safer and more accessible, including: Ultra-low access point, which makes it easier to get in and out of the bathtub. Grab bars to provide a secure handhold for getting in and out of the bathtub. Non-slip surfaces to help prevent falls. Built-in seating Hand-held shower head, allowing for more control over the water flow. Built-in whirlpool system, which can help to relax muscles and improve circulation. Hydrovescent spa to ease away aches and pains
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How does a compact bath work? Compact baths work in the same way as traditional bathtubs, but they’re smaller and usually have additional features to make them more accessible and comfortable for elderly people and those with limited mobility. All you do is open the low-threshold door, lower yourself onto the seat, then enjoy a relaxing and refreshing bath.   Compact bathtubs, such as our Haven, Cove and Assure-Premier models, also have built-in seating and a watertight door, which can be helpful for people who have difficulty bending or climbing. Doors can also help to keep the water in the bathtub and prevent spills.
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What is the difference between a full length and compact walk-in bath? The main difference between a full length baths and a compact bathtub is the length. A full length bath is typically 1700mm long, while a compact bath is typically 1200mm long. This difference in length can make a big difference for people with mobility issues, as it can be difficult to get in and out of a long bath.   In addition to the length, there are a few other factors to consider when choosing a bath for a mobility bathroom. The height of the bath is also important, as people with mobility issues may need a compact tub with an ultra low access point.   Finally, it’s important to consider the features of the bath. Some baths have features that can make them easier to use for people with mobility issues, such as grab bars, non-slip surfaces, and seats.
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What are the benefits of a compact bath? Compact baths are a great option for elderly people and people with limited mobility because they offer a number of benefits, including:   Increased independence – small-sized baths have a low entry point and wider doors, making them easier to get in and out of. This can be a major benefit for people who have difficulty bending or climbing, bringing independence back to the bathing experience. Improved safety – compact bathtubs often come with safety features such as grab bars, non-slip surfaces, and built-in seats, all helping to prevent falls and injuries. More comfort – these tubs are often smaller and more intimate than traditional bathtubs, which can make them more comfortable for people who aren’t able to lie down, or bathe in a traditional bathtub. Affordability – due to their smaller size, compact bathtubs are often more affordable to install than traditional bathtubs. If you’re considering a compact bathtub, either for yourself or a loved one, we always recommend that you talk to your doctor or a healthcare professional to make sure it’s the right choice.
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How much is a compact bath? Our Compact walk-in bath prices differ in cost, as there are a wealth of options to choose from and are designed specifically for your bathroom space. Some of the factors taken into account are: The size and space of the bathroom that the step-in bathtub is being added to The walk-in bath you decide upon Any luxury features that you can add to your bath It's straightforward and easy to learn more about pricing for your potential walk-in bath. For more information, you can get a free brochure or contact us by phone or contact form. We'd love to hear from you.

[H2] See whats our customers say
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I am delighted with my new bathroom. In my view the products are excellent quality and the fitting is to a very high standard. I am very impressed with the professional skills of the team.   – H Stanforth
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The new bathroom has made a huge difference to bathing and showering for everyone in the house. We love the finished product and would recommend you to anyone wanting an all-accessible bathroom.   – S Guise
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The workers were very professional. The job has been done to a very high standard. DELIGHTED.   – Mr Hall
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Very impressed by the diligence and quality of work of the fitter and his sensitivity towards my requirements.   – J Wishart
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Amazing job on the new shower, great service. Worth the money. My mother in law is 86 years old so it’s perfect for her.   – S Mee
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Professional throughout. Installation team friendly and consulted where the shower accessories were to be fitted and cleared up after themselves. Project completed in two and a half days.   – Mrs Forrester

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[H2] Finding the right bathroom
Did you know that over 80% of household falls happen in the bathroom? Slippery surfaces and unwieldy obstacles mean bathrooms can be surprisingly dangerous places. A redesign can guarantee a safer and more comfortable bathing experience, while helping to restore independence for those who’ve previously required assisted bathing.   Whether you’re a wheelchair user, have limited mobility or are simply starting to find bathing more stressful, there are many options when it comes to accessible bathroom design depending on your wants and needs, as well as your space.
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[H3] Mobility bathrooms
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[H3] Senior-friendly bathrooms
[H2] How to design an accessible bathroom
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[H3] Space
The size and shape of your bathroom will have an impact on your bathroom layout. Measuring up your bathroom can help you decide which walk in bath or shower model would work best.   At Premier Care, we have a solution for every space. We offer alcove, corner, and quadrant showers as well as the more standard square and rectangular models; if you prefer to soak in the tub but are worried about space, our smaller upright walk-in baths (Haven, Cove, Assure) could be an ideal solution. Of course, hand-held showers can be attached to all our walk-in baths to form a bath-shower combo unit.   Those who opt for walk-in showers should make sure there is sufficient space for the user and any assistance that may be required; if you don’t have much space to work with, a wet room may be the best option.
[H3] Space
The size and shape of your bathroom will have an impact on your bathroom layout. Measuring up your bathroom can help you decide which walk in bath or shower model would work best.   At Premier Care, we have a solution for every space. We offer alcove, corner, and quadrant showers as well as the more standard square and rectangular models; if you prefer to soak in the tub but are worried about space, our smaller upright walk-in baths (Haven, Cove, Assure) could be an ideal solution. Of course, hand-held showers can be attached to all our walk-in baths to form a bath-shower combo unit.   Those who opt for walk-in showers should make sure there is sufficient space for the user and any assistance that may be required; if you don’t have much space to work with, a wet room may be the best option.
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[H3] Access
Personal safety and ease of access is the number one concern when it comes to designing your accessible bathroom. Wheelchair users and those who require entirely step-free access may want to opt for our Stimulate wet room – since our walk-in baths require a small step up. Our walk-in showers typically have a 26mm high tray, but this can be sunk for level access.   Wheelchair users may also want to consider a toilet raised to the level of the wheelchair – allowing for easier movement between the two seats, as well as palm-operated or sensor flushing mechanisms.
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[H3] Access
Personal safety and ease of access is the number one concern when it comes to designing your accessible bathroom. Wheelchair users and those who require entirely step-free access may want to opt for our Stimulate wet room – since our walk-in baths require a small step up. Our walk-in showers typically have a 26mm high tray, but this can be sunk for level access.   Wheelchair users may also want to consider a toilet raised to the level of the wheelchair – allowing for easier movement between the two seats, as well as palm-operated or sensor flushing mechanisms.
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[H3] Support
Strategically placed grab rails take much of the danger and difficulty out of the bathing process – and are a valuable solution for any customers with mobility issues.   Grab rails around the toilet allow for greater ease of access and can be particularly helpful for wheelchair users who have to transfer between seats.   Likewise, rails can be placed either side of the basin to ensure a safe experience for those standing to wash hands or brush teeth; and alongside our walk-in baths and showers to help with the small step up. In the case of our Stimulate wet rooms, we can also place grab rails directly under the shower.
[H3] Support
Strategically placed grab rails take much of the danger and difficulty out of the bathing process – and are a valuable solution for any customers with mobility issues.   Grab rails around the toilet allow for greater ease of access and can be particularly helpful for wheelchair users who have to transfer between seats.   Likewise, rails can be placed either side of the basin to ensure a safe experience for those standing to wash hands or brush teeth; and alongside our walk-in baths and showers to help with the small step up. In the case of our Stimulate wet rooms, we can also place grab rails directly under the shower.
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[H3] Stability
At Premier Care, your safety is our biggest concern – so all our walk-in showers and wet rooms are fitted with slip-resistant flooring.   Our baths also feature slip-resistant recessed footwells, easing the entry and exit process.   For any customers particularly concerned about slips and falls, safety flooring can be installed throughout all our bathrooms.
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[H3] Stability
At Premier Care, your safety is our biggest concern – so all our walk-in showers and wet rooms are fitted with slip-resistant flooring.   Our baths also feature slip-resistant recessed footwells, easing the entry and exit process.   For any customers particularly concerned about slips and falls, safety flooring can be installed throughout all our bathrooms.
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[H3] Seating
We understand that standing for long periods can be uncomfortable for customers with mobility issues: our range of seating solutions make sure you can wash in comfort.   Lightweight and durable foldable seats or benches – which can be easily moved when not required – can be added to all our walk-in showers and wet rooms, while all of our baths feature motorized rising contoured seats, which can be heated to reduce the risk of chilling during the draining process.
[H3] Seating
We understand that standing for long periods can be uncomfortable for customers with mobility issues: our range of seating solutions make sure you can wash in comfort.   Lightweight and durable foldable seats or benches – which can be easily moved when not required – can be added to all our walk-in showers and wet rooms, while all of our baths feature motorized rising contoured seats, which can be heated to reduce the risk of chilling during the draining process.
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[H3] Maintenance
If you’re struggling with reduced mobility, you may be finding it harder to keep your bathroom clean.   A mobility bathroom can help to lighten your load, since walk in baths, walk in showers and wet rooms are extremely low maintenance.   Giving your wet room or walk in a quick spray after every use can lessen the need for rigorous deep cleans. Reduced maintenance requirements are yet another reason to consider an accessibility bathroom.
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[H3] Maintenance
If you’re struggling with reduced mobility, you may be finding it harder to keep your bathroom clean.   A mobility bathroom can help to lighten your load, since walk in baths, walk in showers and wet rooms are extremely low maintenance.   Giving your wet room or walk in a quick spray after every use can lessen the need for rigorous deep cleans. Reduced maintenance requirements are yet another reason to consider an accessibility bathroom.
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[H3] Luxury touch
At Premier Care, we take pleasure and pride in crafting sleek, elegant bathrooms – you can rest assured that your accessibility bathroom will be elegantly finished and will never look like a disability bathroom. Our grab bars are unobtrusive – and built to blend in with the overall design of our baths and showers – while seats and benches are made from quality materials that complement our chrome fittings.   And with Premier Care, you can personalise your bathroom with stylish mosaic, tile and lagoon wall boards, and choose from a range of bespoke safety flooring options – including classic wood finishes, neutral earthy tones and dazzling coral motifs.
[H3] Luxury touch
At Premier Care, we take pleasure and pride in crafting sleek, elegant bathrooms – you can rest assured that your accessibility bathroom will be elegantly finished and will never look like a disability bathroom. Our grab bars are unobtrusive – and built to blend in with the overall design of our baths and showers – while seats and benches are made from quality materials that complement our chrome fittings.   And with Premier Care, you can personalise your bathroom with stylish mosaic, tile and lagoon wall boards, and choose from a range of bespoke safety flooring options – including classic wood finishes, neutral earthy tones and dazzling coral motifs.
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