August 13, 2014
Glickman Design Build expanded this Arlington bathroom to add universal design elements for a young boy in a wheelchair. All walls were re-enforced for special grab bars, the sink is at wheelchair height, and the faucet features a motion sensor.
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Room for All
Local builders redesign a home with a wheelchair-bound boy in mind.
When the owners of an Arlington home approached Russ Glickman, founder of Glickman Design Build, for a home renovation, they had one primary goal in mind: making the home accessible for their elementary school-aged son, who is confined to a wheelchair, while ensuring the renovations were consistent with the home’s existing aesthetic.
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