Many changes can be adopted to make a bathroom accessible for disabled users. The primary consideration is being respectful of their needs. More solutions include -  - Bathroom flooring must be anti-slip and leveled - Expand the door opening (minimum of 32” wide) - The bathroom entrance door should swing outwards - 36” wide shower for those using a transfer seat and 60” wide for someone in a wheelchair - Strategically install multiple grab bars - Adjust the height of sinks according to wheelchair - Adjust the height of the toilet seat (usually between 17” to 19″ tall) - Place toilet paper dispenser, sanitary products, wipes, and medical equipment at a comfortable height - Use walk-in tubs - Install a roll-in shower - Install anti-scald mixing valves - Use glass walls instead of a shower curtain