In the wash area, you can choose to install flip-up grab bars, flip-up support armrests or floor-standing grab bars next to the basin, so that the elderly can stand more stable and safer when using the basin. Elderly people in wheelchairs can also move their wheelchairs by grabbing the grab bars.

In the shower area, you can choose to install inverted T-shaped grab bars or L-shaped grab bars, combined with —-shaped grab bars, so that the elderly can use the handrails to stabilize their bodies when taking a shower to prevent slipping. The shower is safer and can be used by the elderly who use bathtubs and bathing stools. Use the grab bars to stand up.

In addition to bathrooms, you can also choose to install barrier-free handrails on indoor stairs, corridors, aisles, etc., or use some aging-friendly furniture with handrail designs. The elderly can walk safely and freely at home with the help of handrails, and more exercise can also delay the degeneration of the elderly's bodies.