Adding an Accessible Bathroom/Bedroom

NEWS FOR VETERANS

Some of the best innovations are created because of necessity. WheelPad has created a modular home attachment that creates a private, fully accessible bedroom and bathroom and it’s delivered in 4-6 weeks.

And it works for veterans! Designed to support mobility needs with dignity and independence, it’s been approved for the Specially Adaptive Housing Grant. The home addition supports independence with thoughtfully designed accessibility for people with mobility issues. Wide aisles, roll under desks and counters, wide access doors and more. They can seamlessly attach to any home or structure and can even include an outdoor deck.

The company can even buy the unit back when it is no longer needed and possibly help another family.

Cities and towns across America have been facing an affordable housing crisis. Add to that the need for accessible housing and availability all but disappears. The accessory dwelling unit (ADU) can help solve this problem. WheelPad has stand alone tiny home versions complete with a kitchenette that can be placed on a property.

Many Americans like the idea of “aging in place”, but traditional homes built over 40 years ago often don’t have the accessibility needed. Updating and adding safety and accessibility features that were missing before can be costly. Adding a WheelPad unit can rectify that, increase value, and widen the pool of buyers when it is time to sell.