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Where do safety handrails need to be installed?

With the aging of the aging, the state is beginning to take a series of measures against the aging, including the construction of barrier-free facilities is one of the links. Barrier-free facilities construction includes the bathroom barrier-free handrails, anti-collision handrails and other facilities layout installation, so these disabled persons need to be installed in what place barrier-free bathroom handrails?

The first is access to the bathroom. In order to facilitate the elderly in and out of the bathroom, the bathroom door can be set up a word handrail, or corridor channel handrail, some need to walk with the aid of a wheelchair for the disabled can also be installed according to the needs of medical collision handrails. The handle on the sliding door should also be made to have the function of handrail, convenient for the elderly and mobility-impaired people can have the facility to climb the support, so that it can also be more secure and more comfortable.

Secondly, toileting. One side of the bathroom interior can also install a word handrail or L-type handrail, more can improve safety, toilet on the left and right sides of the best also installed on the handrail, so that the elderly toilet can borrow handrails to take off their trousers, effectively preventing the possibility of falling.

The third is washing. If the elderly need to wash their hands, or need to wash independently to use the wash basin, in order to move the process of safety, so that it stands on the side of the wash basin easy to move, the wash basin can be installed on both sides of the bathroom wash basin handrail.

Then there are showers and baths. If it is inconvenient for the elderly to stand for a long time in the shower, they can use the upturned bath stool or mobile backrest bath chair. If there is a bathtub in use, the elderly may lose balance when stepping into the bathtub and fall easily, so it is very necessary to install L-type handrails or T-type floor handrails on one side of the bathtub.