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Accessible Housing Design

Changing individual lives with excellent design

At last a design service specifically for people with disabilities and impairments. We design kitchens, bathrooms, ramps and housing modifications to suit the unique needs of each individual.  All designs are completed within the clients budget without compromising safety.

This service is complete - from initial concept drawings to ensuring the final installation. We can also recommend a great range of products and recommended manufacturers and builders.

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Not all kitchen adaptations will suit every user, a visit to our display kitchen where many features have been incorporated will assist in determining those that will work for the group or individual. 
 

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Rise and Fall units

Electrically Powered Rise and Fall Units - adjustable bench-top - great flexibility so it is suitable for all users.  The Rise & Fall units are usually programmed to a range of 600mm to 950mm and are infinitely adjustable within this range.  Other range limits are possible on request.

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The Design Service

Excellent design need cost no more but changes people's lives.

We offer 6 modules to combine and choose from. This enables us to provide the level of service required whilst maintaining the highest standards of care and expertise throughout:

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Module 1:
Planning service
 
Module 2:
Manufacture of kitchen units
 
Module 3:
Installation
 
Module 4:
Project management
 
Module 5:
The end to end total service
 
Module 6:
Audit of existing facilities and suggested upgrades where appropriate

Accessible Design Expert Planning

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Three simple stages to planning:

Stage 1:

Our experienced designer will visit the clients home and take all the necessary measurements.

Stage 2:

The designer will discuss clients requirements , provide technical advice and appliance recommendations if necessary.

Stage 3:

A series of computer generated images that clearly show functionality of design will be provided to the client.

 

 

 

Contact us, or better still, come and visit our showroom and we will be pleased to demonstrate a variety of unique possibilities for your new accessible environment.

Change your dreams of independence into reality.

For more information contact:

Yes Disability Resource Centre
3 William Laurie Place, Albany 0632
Ph: 09 414 5360 / 0800 937 937
Email: meena@yesdisability.org.nz

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