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Good lighting helps users see water spots, floor edges, and shower areas clearly. ADA bathrooms use bright, even lighting and switches placed low enough for a seated person to operate. This increases safety during both day and night.
Wider doorways are also important. They allow wheelchairs and walkers to pass smoothly. More room reduces bumps, falls, and makes it easier for caregivers to assist someone. This improvement creates a bathroom that feels open and welcoming instead of tight and difficult to use.

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