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- - - - Widen doorways
      - Remove obstacles like furniture or rugs that could create tripping hazards.
        
        Removing furniture can make it easier for them to maneuver their wheelchair around the living room or between rooms without getting blocked or injured by sharp obstacles.
      - Consider sliding doors instead of traditional swing doors, as they save space and are easier to open
        
        Sliding doors allow them to open by pushing them between each other, which is easier to open than revolving doors. Different doors should be customized for different people so that they can open and close the doors more conveniently to protect their privacy.
- - - - With the support, disabled people can have a support point in the first time when they are unstable or in danger, reducing the possibility of falling down.
    - - This makes it easier for them to take a bath, the bathing experience is more comfortable, and it is more convenient to wash the whole body
    - - If the wheelchair is too big or the bathroom is too small, it will be difficult for disabled people to enter and exit, so customizing a large bathroom is more beneficial to them.
- - - - barrier for people with limited mobility or those using wheelchairs, walkers, or crutches.
    - - Install a ramp or an elevator/lift for access between levels.
      - Use stairlifts if a full ramp or elevator isn’t feasible.
      - Widen doorways at the foot of stairs or landing areas for easier access.