Track doors that fold flush to the walls are employed for closets, which are wheelchair accessible and equipped with adjustable shelving or poles. Laminate wall finishes, chair-rail and corner guards are designed to withstand sideswiping by a wheelchair and walking aids. The awning or casement windows are tinted and easy to use. Low-pile carpeting works well with wheelchairs. Appliances and their control panels are placed to be accessible to people whether standing or sitting.
Cabinets have large grab handles.
Drawers have cu-out sides that facilitate use by those in wheelchairs. These counters also permit roll-under access. Sinks feature offset drains for roll-under close approach. Cabinet and drawer units have overhangs high and deep enough to accommodate wheelchair leg-rests in the recesses. Bathrooms contain strategically located grab rails, come of which swing away when not in use.