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        "text": "Plan for accessibility by including features like a low‑ or no‑threshold shower, grab bar blocking in walls, non‑slip flooring, and a comfort‑height toilet. These changes can be subtle but make daily use much safer and easier.\n\nDesigning early for mobility doesn’t mean your bathroom has to look institutional. Many accessible fixtures today blend into modern, stylish spaces.\n\nKEY FACTORS:\n- Wider doorways and clear maneuvering space where possible\n- Curbless or low‑curb shower with a handheld showerhead\n- Blocking in walls for future grab bars, even if not installed now\n- Good lighting, non‑slip tile, and simple, easy‑to‑reach controls\n\nTell your contractor about any current or anticipated mobility concerns, even if they’re mild today. It’s far cheaper to build in these features now than to tear open finished walls later."
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