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Universal Design Ideas for Style, Comfort & Safety

Book Details

ISBN / ASINB003MQNHYU
ISBN-13978B003MQNHY9
Sales Rank1,531,148
MarketplaceUnited States  🇺🇸

Description

People are realizing that universal design does not have to be unsightly or institutional-looking. The book shows how features (such as wider, no-threshold doorways, pocket doors, and chair-rail molding that doubles as hand-rail support) can be artfully blended into the most attractive homes. You’ll get ideas for specific universal design features – from simple and inexpensive – to specialized items like adjustable counters, elevators and chair lifts.

The book’s color photos and expert guidance cover every area – from kitchens, baths, bedrooms, family rooms, and garages to yards and patios. You’ll get professional design ideas for lighting; materials; and comfort, safety and ease of use. Our experts include certified kitchen and bath designers, aging-in-place specialists, and a licensed occupational therapist. Budget estimates give you an idea how much these projects will cost.

Adding universal design in new construction or remodeling helps homeowners avoid rushed and expensive retrofits later – or possibly even a disruptive move. And these features bring them immediate benefits – preventing fatigue and making life easier at any age.

You will learn how to:
• Make home entryways and hallways welcoming and accessible.
• Design a flexible family room and inspiring dining and living areas.
• Set up the ultimate user-friendly kitchen, storage areas, home office, and garage.
• Create a luxurious, comfortable master suite.
• Plan an easy-to-maintain, curb-appealing, accessible landscape and much, much more.
Adding universal design now helps avoid rushed and expensive retrofits later or possibly even a disruptive move. And you ll find these features bring you immediate benefits making life easier at any age.
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