Posts by Gamburd Inc.
Top 8 Rolling Shower Chair Options
Reports show that over 2 million people inure themselves in the bathroom each year, including in the shower and while using the toilet. Utilizing the shower, toilet ,and sink in the bathroom is essential to your lifestyle. Having a disability does not lessen the bathroom’s importance. Being able to maneuver around in the bathroom with…
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Making the Most of Your Accessible Bathroom Renovation
You’ve seen the picture in a magazine. It’s a beautiful bathroom with lots of storage, yet it’s still has a lot of space to move around between the sink, shower and toilet. It has a walk-in shower that can double as a deep tub. It’s got modern flooring that provide a safe, anti-slid surface. The…
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How Much Does a Stair Lift Cost?
A stair lift offers you the opportunity to continue utilizing your entire home, including upper stair levels. As you age, climbing stairs can become difficult, especially if you suffer from a disease or injury that causes pain. Because cost is a factor for most stair lift buyers, it’s important you learn all you can about…
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8 Handicap Accessible Home Features That Support Mobility
The law states that someone considered to be handicap has a condition that restricts their ability to function mentally, physically or socially. Today, over 50 million people in the United States have some type of disability. Of those with a handicap, 13% have a condition that affects their mobility. Some types of mobility issues involve…
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Tax Deductions for Accessible Home Modifications
Whether you have recently become disabled or have been living with a disability your whole life, you have likely needed to make modifications to your home to support an independent lifestyle. Home modifications can make parts of your home more accessible. For instance, stair lifts help you access the different levels of your home, from…
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Disabled Renters’ Rights in California for 2020
If you have a disability, it’s important that you understand disabled renters’ rights. – Disabled renters’ rights protect disabled people from discriminatory landlords and homeowners. These laws apply whether you are applying for a lease or currently renting property. The more you understand your rights, the better. In this article, we’re taking a closer look…
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4 Types of Stair Lifts: Straight, Curved, Outdoor and Portable
It probably feels like it was just yesterday you were running up and down stairs at your home. You may have even skipped a step on occasion to reach your destination a few seconds early. Today, you may be looking at your stairs with more dread and less enthusiasm. Each step reminds you of the…
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How to Create a Wheelchair Accessible Home
Creating a wheelchair accessible home involves removing barriers and making daily necessities more mobility-friendly. You may have never imagined yourself needing a wheelchair before now. But due to an ailment or injury or aging, a wheelchair is a non-negotiable. You must have it in order to accomplish tasks and chores throughout your day. It’s…
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Chair Lifts for Stairs With Landings
There are many reasons landings are added to stairs. They allow stairs to change directions and also provide a space for people to rest, if needed. Stair landings are also needed when a door at the top of the steps swings inwards towards the stairway. Building codes require landings or a change in direction for…
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Stair Lift Installation: Tracks, Seats and Safety Features
You have decided you need a stair lift. Maybe you are caving to the nagging from well-intentioned and worried family members. Maybe you have read the shocking statistics. Like, one-fourth of Americans over the age of 65 fall each year, and the older you get, the more likely these falls can be fatal. It could…
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