Bathroom remodel solutions allow Baby Boomers to stay in the comfort of their own homes
Population aging is one of the most important demographic dynamics affecting families and societies throughout the world. Between 1990 and 2020, the population ages 65-74 is projected to grow 74%. With healthy, active Baby Boomers living longer, companies across the country, like Oregon Re-Bath, are catering to this important demographic through a variety of products and services.
Many of these Boomers are not ready to leave the comfort of their homes for retirement villages or assisted living facilities. According to the Administration on Aging, over 60 percent of older persons live in homes that are more than 20 years old and have every intention of staying. Oregon Re-Bath specializes in tub to shower conversions and walk-in tub systems that accommodate lifestyle changes and increase comfort in homes where limited mobility may be a factor.
The ‘aging in place’ market chooses to stay in their homes instead of opting for an assisted living situation, but unfortunately their houses were built during a time when mobility was not an issue and therefore do not accommodate them anymore. Oregon Re-Bath offers Baby Boomers the tub to shower conversion and walk-in tub options to accommodate for easier access. Oregon Re-Bath is dedicated to making clients’ new showers functional and beautiful and makes sure the transition is painless.
Savvy Boomers don’t have to sacrifice luxury elements when installing a highly functional bath. Innovative shower bases and wall surrounds eliminate the cost, mess and stress of a traditional tear-out and replacement. With safety in mind, Re-Bath also installs bathroom accessories including grab bars, shower seats and adjustable height shower heads.
Re-Bath offers several remodeling options with safety in mind:
- ADA approved grab bars allowing for easy entrance
- Shower or bathing seats allow for someone to sit down, eliminating the worry of falling down
- Hand held shower heads help to easily manage water flow and accommodates to different heights
- Tub-to-Shower options include easy access shower bases with low and minimum thresholds for wheelchair access
- Walk-In Bathtubs provide the comfort of bathing without stepping over a tall threshold
The company’s patented installation technology and inventory of 1,000 custom bathtub molds guarantee a perfect, watertight fit. Re-Bath products provide years of trouble-free and maintenance-free service.
While most baths and shower bases are made of acrylic, Re-Bath uses a proprietary approved and tested material called DuraBath SSP®. Manufactured by Spartech Corporation, the leading producer of engineered plastic and polymer products, DuraBath SSP® is lauded by industry insiders as a “Solid Surface Polymer that offers superior performance over competitors’ old acrylic/ABS products.”
Oregon Re-Bath offers remodel options including the tub-to-shower conversion and the walk in tub to allow Baby Boomers the option to continue to live their active lifestyles without having to move.
Oregon Re-Bath’s comprehensive website www.rebathoregon.com allows customers to design a new shower or bath system from the comfort of your home. Free In-home estimates provide customers with a precise estimate to fit their individual needs. For more information, call Oregon Re-Bath at 503.643.9629 or visit www.rebathoregon.com.
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