Wet Room Facilities cont.

The large white shower control that was designed in conjunction with the RNIB has no levers, only buttons with raised symbols. The operating buttons for this Redring Selectronic shower were designed in conjunction with the RNIB. Audible signals indicate when the desired water temperature has been reached. Pushing buttons carries out all operations; there are no levers. The temperature panel has a large digital display for the hard of hearing. The showerhead can be attached to an upright handrail near the WC

The Redring showerhead can be moved to a height-adjustable holder near to the WC, so that it can be used as a bidet.

The shiny panel on the wall above the WC is a sensitive press button control for flushing the pan. A smaller amount of water is released if the smaller section of the panel is depressed. There are adjustable, foldaway armrests each side of the WC. The toilet’s flushing panel is on the wall above the pan. There is an armrest on both sides of the WC, and the toilet roll holder can be fitted on either of them. The height of the arms is adjustable and they can be repositioned along the tracking if the space between them needs to be changed. Pressilt Care, the manufacturers,
This is a close-up view of the strong armrests. tell me the arms are strong enough to be used as a support by a gentleman standing in front of the WC. The arms are also easily folded up out of the way to allow for left or right access to the WC. We are able to remove the arm mechanism completely and reposition it on the window wall tracking if a strong support is needed beside the hand basin.

Very happy holiday. Coming again I hope. Lots of care from Barbara & Tony
Iris Sumner 30th October 2005