For many seniors and people living with reduced mobility, the bath can become one of the most challenging — and risky — spaces in the home. Stepping over a high bath edge, lowering down, and standing back up again can increase the risk of slips, falls, and loss of confidence.

For this project, the goal was clear: make bathing safer and easier, without removing the comfort of a bath altogether.

When it comes to bathroom adaptations, flexibility is often just as important as safety. Many seniors and people living with reduced mobility want a solution that supports their needs today — without limiting how the bathroom can be used tomorrow.

That’s exactly where a sit-up walk-in bath with a shower and screen comes into its own.

Not every home has the space for a large bathroom — and not every client wants a full wetroom. For many seniors and people living with reduced mobility, the priority is finding a bathing solution that feels safe, comfortable, and easy to use, without needing major structural changes.

That’s where the Georgia walk-in bath really comes into its own.