Accessibility begins behind the tile
Wood blocking was installed throughout the planned support areas so the grab bars could be anchored securely where they were needed.
Completed Clearfield bathroom project
This HOM Design & Build renovation replaced a drop-in tub with a curbless custom-tile shower, added structural blocking for grab bars and converted the single-sink vanity to a double bowl.
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HOM Design & Build completed this primary bathroom renovation in the Clearfield community of Springfield, Virginia. The drop-in tub and original finishes were removed to create a fully tiled, curbless shower. Construction included plumbing changes, whole-bathroom self-leveling concrete, a framed knee wall, Durock cement board, the Schluter waterproofing system and wood blocking throughout the room to support the planned grab-bar locations. The original single-sink vanity arrangement was converted to a double bowl with the required plumbing work. The finished bathroom combines custom marble-look tile, clear glass, multiple grab bars, a handheld shower, recessed niches, a long double vanity and updated lighting.
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Design observations
Wood blocking was installed throughout the planned support areas so the grab bars could be anchored securely where they were needed.
A tiled half wall helps organize the shower enclosure while clear glass carries light and sightlines through the bathroom.
Marble-look wall and floor tile create continuity, while the mosaic accent and niches add useful detail without crowding the space.
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