When people picture an accessible bathroom, many imagine something sterile and institutional. It doesn't have to be that way. A well-designed accessible bathroom gives you safety, comfort and independence without giving up style.

1. A curbless shower that feels like a spa

Curbless (zero-entry) walk-in showers and low-threshold pans remove the tripping hazard and create a clean, open layout that makes the room feel larger. EZ Able® walk-in showers come in custom sizes and quick-ship models. One example: our 60" x 36" curbless shower with a subway tile look, a four-piece shower with a high-end tile look and no grout to clean. It is a great choice for tub-to-shower conversions.

2. Add real tile with TileDesign™

With Bestbath's TileDesign™, you can add an inlaid recessed pocket almost anywhere on a shower, tub or shower pan and fill it with tile in any style, color, size or shape. You get the easy care of a composite shower with a custom tile look.

3. Wall panels with a stone or subway tile look

Decorative composite wall panels look like natural stone or subway tile but are easier to install and maintain. They work for classic or modern styles.

4. Grab bars that don't look medical

Choose designer grab bars in finishes like brushed nickel, chrome or oil-rubbed bronze to match the rest of the room. Many double as towel racks or shelves, like our grab bar with integrated shelf, so you get support without clutter.

5. A shower seat that looks intentional

A fold-down wall-mounted shower seat that is water-resistant, slip-resistant and good-looking adds comfort without a hospital feel.

6. Fixtures that work for everyone

Adjustable handheld shower heads and lever-style faucets are easier for everyone to use, from young children to older adults, and look right at home in a well-designed bathroom.

7. A sink that looks custom

An accessible sink needs knee clearance and a lower height, but it doesn't have to look utilitarian. A wall-hung floating sink adds open space and a sleek, modern look.

8. A comfort-height toilet

Comfort-height toilets are easier to sit on and stand up from and come in clean, modern styles. EZ Able® doesn't currently sell toilets, so look for an ADA-compliant model that matches your style and budget.

Tailored to your space

We offer custom-fit shower pans and wall kits, so accessible upgrades fit your existing or new design and never look like an afterthought.

Common questions

Can an accessible bathroom be stylish?

Yes. Curbless showers, tile-look wall panels, designer grab bars in matching finishes and wall-hung sinks give you accessibility with a high-end look.

Can I add real tile to a prefab shower?

Yes. Bestbath's TileDesign™ lets you add a recessed pocket to a shower, tub or pan and fill it with the tile of your choice.

Does EZ Able sell toilets?

Not currently. Look for an ADA-compliant comfort-height toilet that matches your style and budget.

Related help

• Stylish grab bars that don't look medical
• How to build a barrier-free bathroom
• Walk-in showers: features and benefits
• Shop curbless showers
• TileDesign™ showers