Ensuring Your Business is Fully Accessible

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AD: When you open your business premises, there are lots of things to consider, one of those being making your business premesis as accessible of possible for all so that everyone is treated fairly. This means you must ensure that it doesn't discriminate against those needing additional support or accommodations to access the bonding or use your services. As per The Equality Act 2010 and the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, you must make sure your building is wheelchair accessible, and those who need to use your services or gain access are not prohibited from doing so or discriminated against due to a disability or impairment.

As a business owner, if you breach these policies, you could be facing fines of up to £5,00 per breach, so putting accommodations in place will help you to ensure you are meeting all required policies and ensuring your customer's need to need to consider the following points when adapting your premise to make it more physically accessible.

How to Design an Accessible Bathroom

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Families are wonderfully resilient. Muddling along as best they can, no matter what happens. Parents get used to adapting to change and coping with new challenges every day.

Sometimes however, it makes sense to take a step back and instigate proper changes that make daily life much easier. And for many people an accessible bathroom makes a world of difference. But what makes a bathroom accessible and how do you design one? Well, every situation is a bit different, but here’s what to factor in when designing a stylish and accessible bathroom space.