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BatheCare

Bathecare is our range of disabled and easy access bathroom products.
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Straight 34cm Grab Rail, Chrome

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£105.00
Straight 34cm Grab Rail, Matt Black

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£105.00
Straight 64cm Grab Rail, Brushed Brass

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£139.00
Straight 64cm Grab Rail, Chrome

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£125.00
Straight 64cm Grab Rail, Matt Black

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£125.00
Volente Walk In Shower Screen, Various Sizes, Easy Clean, Optional End Panel

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Walk-In Shower Screen with Chrome Profile & 8mm Toughened Glass

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£199.95
Wall Mounted Shower Seat - Black

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£119.00
Wall Mounted Shower Seat - White

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£119.00
Warwick 468 Cleaner Sink with Back

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£325.45
Warwick 510 Cleaner Sink with Back

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£337.00
XPS Centre Drain Wetroom Deck inc Tanking Kit & Square Drain

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XPS Linear Drain Wetroom Deck inc Tanking Kit & Linear Drain

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Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is an iCare toilet?

An iCare toilet is an intelligent, remote-controlled WC designed for users with limited mobility. It can include features like automatic flushing, bidet washing, drying functions, and height-adjustable settings, helping users maintain independence and dignity.


2. What is a Doc M pack and when is it needed?

A Doc M pack is a complete set of bathroom products (toilet, grab rails, cistern, and basin) that complies with UK Building Regulations Part M. They are required in public and commercial washrooms but are also useful in domestic bathrooms for accessible design.


3. What is a low-height bath?

A low-height bath is designed with reduced step-in height, making it easier and safer for elderly users, wheelchair users, or anyone with limited mobility to get in and out of the bath. Some also include support rails or seats.


4. Who benefits most from disabled bathroom items?

These products are especially useful for:

  • Elderly users

  • People with disabilities or mobility issues

  • Carers, as they make assisting with bathing and toileting much easier

  • Homes looking to future-proof bathrooms for accessibility.


5. Are these products only for clinical or care environments?

Not anymore. Modern ranges, including iCare toilets and low-height baths, are available in stylish, contemporary designs with finishes that blend seamlessly into domestic bathrooms while still providing accessibility and safety.