Spacious wooden deck outside single-family home – suitable for wheelchair users [..]
Tips from Lars
Lars lives togeher with his wife in a house in the countryside. He is working part time. Since 1967 he has a high paraplegia. He does not need any assistance.
Accessible garden
Architect-designed wheelchair accessible garden with raised beds at various heights [..]
Raised garden beds
Easily accessible raised garden beds for wheelchair users [..]
Paths
Stone-dust paths in wheelchair accessible garden [..]
Irrigation of raised beds
Drip and sweat hoses – simple way for wheelchair users to water the garden [..]
Accessible chicken house
Modifications enable wheelchair user to take care of chickens [..]
Long-handled garden pruner
Long-handled garden pruner – suitable for wheelchair users [..]
Flower pot on legs
Raised flower pot on casters – suitable for wheelchair users [..]
Adapted house
Wheelchair accessible single-story house with garden [..]
Accessible bathroom with aquarium
Being able to look at fish and listen to music passes the time in the bathroom [..]
Faucet for sink
Faucet swings to side to allow user to wash hair [..]
Entrance to house with simple door closer
Wheelchair users can close outward-opening doors by using a simple home-made door closer [..]
Workroom
Simple and convenient workplace – suitable for wheelchair users [..]
Fluid bag as portable shower
Used as to wash genitals when traveling [..]
Tow line
Tow line for wheelchair users during walks in the woods [..]
Wheelchair gloves
Work gloves suitable as wheelchair gloves for persons with good hand function [..]
Socks with loose elastic
Socks suitable for persons who easily get swollen legs [..]
Container gardening
Wooden containers make gardening easier for wheelchair users [..]
Traveling in Spain
Detailed accessibility guide for Castilla la Mancha in Spain [..]
Folding raised toilet seat
Folding raised toilet seat used as toilet chair while traveling [..]
Handle on door as door closer
A handle on the door makes it possible for a wheelchair user to close the door after entering or leaving room [..]
