Industry
Accessible Bathroom Equipment for Aged Care and Healthcare
Accessible fittings usually make a room look like a hospital. Funmax builds grab bars, backrests, seats and foot rests in the same finishes as the standard bathroom range, so support does not have to announce itself.
Pain points
What Goes Wrong on These Projects
- Standard accessible fittings look institutional in a hotel room or a home.
- Chrome-plated support rails corrode exactly where hands rest and water sits.
- Bars that are not offered in the drawing length force a cubicle redesign.
- Plastic shower stools are unstable on a wet tiled fall.
What is needed
What the Project Actually Requires
- SUS304 through the bar, the flange and the fixing plate.
- The full range of lengths and angles a compliant layout calls for.
- Seats and backrests that fold flat to protect the turning circle.
- Finishes that match the rest of the building.
Suitable categories
Product Categories for Accessible and Aged Care
Grab Bar
11 products · Commercial Washroom Solutions
Bathroom Backrest
5 products · Accessible Showering Solutions
Shower Chair
3 products · Accessible Showering Solutions
Foot Rest
2 products · Accessible Showering Solutions
Shower Seat
9 products · Hospitality Bathroom Products
Shower Curtain Rod
3 products · Commercial Washroom Solutions
Delivery capability
What We Bring to the Programme
- Straight bars at 300, 450, 600 and 900 mm plus 250x250 and 400x400 angled bars.
- Fold-flat seats in teak or oak on stainless frames.
- Backrests, chairs and foot rests in coordinating finishes.
- Curtain rails on fixed brackets rather than tension fit.
Recommended products
A Starting Schedule
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FAQ
Accessible and Aged Care — Questions
What load do the grab bars and seats carry?
Load ratings are not published on our current datasheets. This matters too much to guess at: tell us the standard your project is certified against and we will confirm in writing before you specify.
What lengths of grab bar are available?
300, 450 and 600 mm straight bars, a 900 mm long bar, and angled bars at 250x250 and 400x400 mm.
Can accessible fittings match the standard rooms?
Yes. That is the point of the range — grab bars, backrests and seats are produced in the same finishes as the standard accessory suites.
Are the shower seats plastic?
No. They use teak or oak slats on SUS304 frames, which is both warmer to sit on and less clinical than moulded plastic.
Do the seats fold away?
Yes, the wall-mounted seats and foot rests fold flat against the wall, returning the floor area to the shower.
Send Us Your Accessible and Aged Care Schedule
Tell us the room count, the finish and the categories. We will come back with what ships together and what needs to be made to size.