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A handicapped bedroom design means
using one's creativity to fit the handicapped individual's needs
which can range from changing door knobs to widening doors or
for children with autism, this may mean taking into
consideration sensory
integration.
Motion, balance, touch, and
anything that integrates the senses may be included in designing
this type of handicap bedroom. A
fun feature for these rooms can include Sensory
Swings or the Floating Bed.
This
site gives a list of how to redesign rooms in your house for
accessibility:
- Replace
your round door knobs with levers
- Put
in hard/smooth surface flooring for easier wheelchair
maneuvering
- Widen
hallways for wheelchair access
- Put
in wider doors
- Lower
your light switches so they can be reached from a wheelchair
- Adjust
kitchen counter heights and kitchen sink styles to allow
easy wheelchair reach
- Install
mini-ramps on high door thresholds
- Install
outdoor ramps for access to decks and patios.
- Change
bathroom vanity-style sink fixtures to pedestal types
- Change
the toilet to a taller handicapped toilet to permit access
by commode wheelchair
- Low/no
threshold tub or shower units
Universal
Design, Barrier-Free, Accessible Design. Cursor down the
page to see pictures:
http://www.albrightbuild.com/universal_design_handicapped_access.htm
This
site has handicapped house plans: http://handicapped.coolhouseplans.com/
Floating
Bed Site Map
Sensory
integration with this amazing floating bed!
See
these amazing sensory therapy swings!
Autism
Key Word Site Map
Autism
Therapies Site Map
Resource
Key Word Site Map
Sensory
Site Map
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