Accessible Toilets

Featuring the best accessible toilets in New Zealand

ArchiPro features only the best accessible toilets and supportive products in New Zealand. They are designed to specifically accommodate the needs of those with mobility challenges, robustly constructed with the finest materials to ensure safe and reliable use. Accessible toilets are an important part of a wider range of bathroom accessibility products that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types and styles of accessible toilets

Accessible toilets in New Zealand come with different features and functions, designed for different needs and individuals. There is also supportive equipment on offer that can improve accessibility.

Comfort backrest for accessible toilets

One of the most difficult tasks for a wheelchair-bound person is to be able to sit on the toilet without support. Installing something as simple as a comfortable backrest can provide them with the support they need.

Wall-faced suite for accessible toilets

The wall-faced suite comes with flush buttons, enabling people with limited mobility to flush the toilet by pressing a fast-release button.

Support or grab rails for accessible toilets

Accessibility is all about support and grab rails play a crucial role in this. These rails are convenient to use and provide the much-needed support that allows individuals to get on and off the toilet with ease.

The advantages of high-quality accessible toilets

A high-quality accessible toilet in New Zealand has had years of research and development. It is also a product that is made with the most durable materials to ensure its robustness, a crucial factor for those with mobility challenges. They also feature premium fittings like accessible flush buttons, allowing them to complement the modern bathroom stylishly.

How to choose an accessible toilet that's right for you

There are various disabled toilet options available in New Zealand so one should carefully consider their options before making a final decision. The best way to narrow down your shortlist is by making a list of the important features or functions you may want the disabled toilet to include. You will then be able to compare and contrast the options available depending on the needs you’ve thought about. If you find a lot of overlap concerning this, you can then turn to aspects of styling, aesthetics and materials to differentiate between the remaining choices. This also presents the opportunity to mix and match with other bathroom features you might have like accessible basins to create a more cohesive environment.