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Lucinda Dawes

Lucinda Dawes

Advice
7 January 20230Comments

Step Lifts – Everything You Need To Know

Does your patient or customer’s home feature a step that isn’t wheelchair accessible? Not being able to move from the ground to a higher levelled area can be frustrating and downright
by Lucinda Dawes
John Ford Group Adaptation Centre
Guides
28 December 20220Comments

Shower Screen Vs Shower Curtain – Which Is Safer For Accessibility?

Adapting a bathroom for someone with limited mobility? You’ve probably already considered user-friendly showers and accessible toilets. Wheelchair-friendly and accessible sinks tend to come pretty high up on the agenda too. But
by Lucinda Dawes
Through-Floor Lifts (2)
Advice
News
Products
21 December 20220Comments

Through-Floor Lifts – Everything You Need To Know

Limited mobility, whether it develops gradually over time or suddenly, can often restrict an individual from accessing the entirety of their home. Sadly, for many individuals living with such limitations, not
by Lucinda Dawes
John Ford Group Adaptation Centre
Advice
News
Products
14 December 20220Comments

Adapting A Bathroom? Here’s Why You Should Opt For A Wall-Hung Basin

Sinks just aren’t that interesting, are they? There, we said it. When you’re thinking about making bathroom adaptations, toilets and showers tend to come top of the list. Bathrooms aren’t the most
by Lucinda Dawes
asbestos survey
Advice
News
7 December 20220Comments

Why It’s Crucial To Have An Asbestos Survey Before ANY Adaptation

The UK banned the use of asbestos in 1999.  We all know about it, and we’ve all heard horror stories. But plenty of people still fail to get a survey done
by Lucinda Dawes
Guides
28 November 20220Comments

What Actually IS An Adapted Bathroom?

For individuals living with reduced mobility, home adaptations are the difference between feeling trapped in their own homes and going about their days independently. All areas of a house can be
by Lucinda Dawes
Advice
Products
21 November 20220Comments

A Guide To Home Lifts: What’s Out There?

Adapting a home for patients and customers with limited mobility can range from minor alterations, such as fitting handrails and half steps, to more complex and costly changes.  One common major
by Lucinda Dawes
Advice
Products
14 November 20220Comments

Why A Raised Height WC Is More Accessible

Are you wondering what a raised toilet is and how it might be able to help you or someone you know? Is using the bathroom becoming more of a challenge?
by Lucinda Dawes
Products
7 November 20220Comments

Electric Vs. Valve Showers: Which Is Best For An Accessible Bathroom?

Thankfully, there are many adaptation options available nowadays. But with plenty of choices, it’s difficult to know which adaptation is most suitable! One such option is the choice between electric
by Lucinda Dawes
Home Adaptations (6)
News
25 October 20220Comments

Home Adaptations: Why Looks Matter

It can be a challenge to find attractive-looking home adaptations.  Grab rails, adjustable beds, stair lifts… you name it. Most available adaptive equipment has been manufactured with efficiency in mind, leaving
by Lucinda Dawes
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