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If you need a wheelchair-accessible home in Seattle,WA, Apartment Finder has 750 options to help you find the perfect place. When looking at rental houses with wheelchair access, consider the layout of the space. For example, are the doorways wide enough? Are there any stairs in the home? If so, is there an elevator to easily access each floor? Is there enough space in the kitchen to navigate easily? The best kitchen layouts in wheelchair-accessible houses are either "L" or "U" shaped. Look for lower countertops and reachable appliances, as well.
In a rental house with disability access, there are certain features to look out for. Hallways should be at least four feet wide. Flooring should be non-slip, like hardwood or embossed vinyl. If there's carpet, it shouldn't be overly plush. Look for carpet that's somewhat thin and well-secured. Light switches and thermostats should be reachable from a seated position. Make sure there's enough space in the bedroom to maneuver around the bed. Check the closet to see if the clothing bar and shelves are accessible. The bathroom should have reinforced walls to accommodate grab bars. Look for a roll-in shower, as well.
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