Stout pulls and hardware make the pocket doors easy to open and close.
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A slot over the desk puts the daily mail within easy reach — no going outside or picking up mail off the floor.
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Most of the doors in the house are pocket doors, with the exception of the exterior doors. Each doorway is at least 3 feet wide. The exterior doors are equipped with Kwikset biometric fingerprint deadbolts, eliminating struggles with keys.
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A microwave drawer and an ADA-compliant dishwasher complete the appliance setup.
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The lower cabinetry banks are all drawers, which make it easier to access the entire space.
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The shower is curbless and fully accessible. The couple considered installing glass partition walls but decided that a curtain and rod would provide the most flexibility.
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The sink in the master bathroom is lower and cantilevered so Ferris can have full access. The bathroom cabinets (not shown) pull out for easy access from the sides.
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The bathrooms are spacious, and the sinks are cantilevered for full wheelchair access. The extra-wide space also features sliding doors for clearance and space efficiency.
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The toe kicks are 9 inches high, allowing for a 60-inch turnaround clearance so Ferris can move freely around the kitchen without any backing in and out. Standard toe kicks are 4-5 inches high.
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The breakfast nook table is conveniently cantilevered to eliminate the cumbersome banging of knees and wheelchair on the table legs.
Stout pulls and hardware make the pocket doors easy to open and close.
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