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["Contact Us"]
["If you are concerned about any material that appears on this App, please contact HMinfo Clearinghouse at (insert email and phone number)."]
["About HMInfo"]
["HMinfo Clearinghouse creates, reviews and collates best practice in home modifications."]
["Home modifications are changes which can help people be more independent and reduce risks of injury."]
["HMinfo is part of the UNSW Built Environment faculty."]
["Funding"]
["This App was funded by the NSW Family and Community Services, Ageing, Disability, and Home care department."]
["The material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the NSW Government."]
["Disclosure"]
["Except for authorised law enforcement investigations, HMinfo Clearinghouse makes no attempt to identify individual users or usage patterns. We do not give, share, sell or transfer any personal information to a third party. Personal information listed on our site as part of HMinfo's contact details will, naturally, be accessible to all who access the site."]
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["List of the stories you want to reference ","Links to where they are hosted on uTube","Text describing the video"]
["Once a mechanic and doer, always a doer_ Jack's story","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIh8oEdU3mo","A video ethnography was conducted with Jack, one of four people that had been selected from our 'Do it Yourself\" survey and who indicated that they were willing to participate in further research."]
["The home I designed and built myself - Chris's story","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqdDZc_kH4M&t=2s","A video ethnography was conducted with Chris, one of four people that had been selected from our 'Do it Yourself\" survey and who indicated that they were willing to participate in further research."]
["Aging at home in the country: Paul's story","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liiyitT3cJc","A video ethnography was conducted with Paul, one of four people that had been selected from our 'Do it Yourself\" survey and who indicated that they were willing to participate in further research."]
["Off the rails Part 1","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_yOZfsm6Vw","Off the rails is a tongue in cheek video about the real problems experienced by consumers, families, therapists and builders in resolving small scale home modification problems. It uses humour to get across a very real message about the benefits of credible information, sound communication practices and good teamwork between all the players.","REMOVED"]
["Off the rails Part 2","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3OkPVq6q4U","Off the rails is a tongue in cheek video about the real problems experienced by consumers, families, therapists and builders in resolving small scale home modification problems. It uses humour to get across a very real message about the benefits of credible information, sound communication practices and good teamwork between all the players. energy and that of his family and friends that made this video possible.\n","REMOVED"]
["Serial renovation experience: Toni's story","https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWIhSD-79Qo","A video ethnography was conducted with Toni, one of four people that had been selected from our 'Do it Yourself\" survey and who indicated that they were willing to participate in further research."]

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["Their browsing history will be stored – without a purge or archiving cycle – tracking via time stamp every top level product (Shower head, Grab rail , Hand Rail, Level shower access and ramp) and sub products (eg wood ramp, Metal ramp etc) "]
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["The intent is to data mine this information from the back end database for user trends. This functionality will not be part of the app and just noted sot that the intent of how the data will be consumed. "]
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["How easy was it to find the products you wanted?"]
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["Screen Title","ITEM","Sub ITEM","ITEM Description","Right for you","What to consider","What to measure","To buy","DIY Installation Tips","Maintenance","Opportunities","Column1"]
["Description","ITEM is the top level Category","Sub ITEM groups the various offerings within the product by a key difference. For example by material, shape, floor type, function or mounting type.","One paragraph describing the sub ITEM. Answer the following 3 questions: \n1. What is the sub item\n2. What situation would you use int it\n3. What is the advantage of installing the item","Key differentials which assists to understand if it is fit for purpose for your personal situation by describing when the product should be used, could be used and should not be used.","Key considerations to make when assessing this product","Specifics on what needs to be measured to ensure a specific brand of this product will fit.","Where to buy and what additional items should be considered for the installation","Recommendations for installation of this item","What users should consider throughout the life of using the item","Flag other opportunities"]
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["Text","HANDHELD SHOWER","Fixed shower head swap","The shower head is on a flexible hose directly fixed to the existing shower outlet. \n\nThe shower head can be at a level determined by you.  \n\n","This is good if you:\n\nAre the only person using the shower and do not need to adjust its height. \n\nWash sitting or standing.\n\nHave a carer to help you shower. \n\nThis project is :\n\n STRAIGHT FORWARD\n\n$\n\n","EXTREME CAUTION: No water must reach any electrical points. This DRAWING  will show you how to check yours won't. \n\nThis FACT SHEET shows the many different choices of shower head and why to choose them. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.","Measure:\n                                     \nShower head height - for the length of hose you need.  This DRAWING will help you do this. \n\n\nCheck where electrical outlets are. This DRAWING will show you how. \n","Handheld shower heads are sold in  hardware shops, plumbing shops, homemaker shops, bathroom and speciality shops.\n\nWeb search \"Handheld shower heads\" to locate suppliers near you. Alternatives to search include \"Adjustable shower head\" or \"Shower spray unit\". \n\nWeb search for \"Assistive Technology Australia\" for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n\nMost plumbing fittings in Australia are standard but know that some European handheld shower can be different. Check!\n\nStainless steel will not attract a magnet - take one with you to check!\n\n\n\n\n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nClean with a damp cloth - no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers - or as instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\n\n","Clean with a damp cloth - no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers - or as instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nShower leaking at the joint between the hose and the shower head? Replace the washer.  Or if the hose has become damaged, replace the hose.  \n\nWater leaking at the wall elbow or wall hook body?  Fix by applying more tape to the  thread.\n\n","Consider installing grab rails to help you balance while you have your shower or a grabrail to help you get into position for your shower.\n\nCheck the step into/out of the shower, - how might you make this easier?\n\nGo through your whole bathroom and update the taps to be lever taps or capstan taps which are easier to turn!  \n\n"]
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["Text","HANDHELD SHOWER","Sliding shower head","Shower head is on a sliding rail with a flexible hose. \n\nOnly a  sliding rail specially designed and fixed as a grab rail should be used as one. ","This is good if you:\n\nHave lots of people using the shower.\nWant to shower sitting or standing. \nHave a carer helping you.\n\nThis project is:\nMODERATELY DIFFICULT.\n\n$-$$$","EXTREME CAUTION: No water must reach any electrical points. This DRAWING  will show you how to check yours won't. \n\nThis FACT SHEET shows the many different choices of shower head and why to choose them. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.\n","Measure the following:                            \n\nShower head height - to work out the length of hose you'll need.  \n\nLocate the plumbing lines and studs or where you are going to fix the sliding rail. \n\nThis DRAWING will help you do this.\n\nCheck where electrical outlets are. This DRAWING will show you how.  ","Many shops have handheld shower heads: hardware shops, plumbing shops, homemaker shops, bathroom and speciality shops.\n\nWeb search \"Handheld shower heads\" to locate suppliers near you.  Alternatives to search  include \"Adjustable shower head\" or \"Shower spray unit\". \n\nWeb search for \"Assistive Technology Australia\" for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n\nIf you want a sliding rail which is also a grab rail, ask especially for this. \n\nStainless steel will not attract a magnet - take one with you to check!\n\n\n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nThis project has two parts; the sliding rail/grab rail installation and the shower head installation. \nCAUTION: Check where the plumbing is before starting! \n\nClean with a damp cloth - no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers - or as instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nShower leaking at the joint between the hose and the shower head? Replace the washer.  Or if the hose has become damaged, replace the hose.  \n\nWater leaking at the wall elbow or wall hook body?  Fix by applying more tape to the  thread.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n","Clean with a damp cloth - no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers - or as instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nShower leaking at the joint between the hose and the shower head? Replace the washer.  Or if the hose has become damaged, replace the hose.  \n\nWater leaking at the wall elbow or wall hook body?  Fix by applying more tape to the  thread. ","Consider installing grab rails to help you balance while you have your shower or a rail to help you get into position for your shower.\n\nCheck the step into/out of the shower, - how might you make this easier?\n\nGo through your whole bathroom and update the taps to be lever taps or capstan taps which are easier to turn! \n\n"]
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["Text","RAMP FOR A STEP UP TO 35mm \n(known as a Threshold ramp)\n","Rubber","Rubber ramps can be used inside and outside. \n\nThey come in standard sizes and can be cut to the right height and length.\n\n","This is good if you:\n\nWant an 'off-the-shelf' way to get up a small step\nHave a door track to get over. \n\nThis project is: \nSTRAIGHT FORWARD \n\n$\n\n","You don't want to slip on your ramp. 'Slip resistance' is explained on this FACT SHEET. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.","How long should your ramp be? \nHow do you cut the ramp to the right size? \n\nThis DRAWING will show you what to measure and how. ","Rubber ramps are available at many shops. \n\nDo a web search \"threshold ramp\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for more information on specialist equipment and where to buy it.  ","Fix the ramp in place with a suitable adhesive. \n\nCheck the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nClean your ramp with soap or a mild detergent and water. \n\nIf dirt builds up on the ramp, its slip resistance will change and it may become slippery. \n\nCheck your ramp regularly to make sure it is still securely fixed in place. ","Clean your ramp with soap or a mild detergent and water. \n\nIf dirt builds up on the ramp, its slip resistance will change and it may become slippery. \n\nCheck your ramp regularly to make sure it is still securely fixed in place. ","(Bariatrics issues???)\n\nPerhaps a grab rail close by might help too!"]
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["Text","THRESHOLD RAMP\n","Metal","Metal ramps can be used inside or outside. \n\nMetal ramps are often custom-made.\n\n \n","This is good if you want something that is durable and hard wearing. \n\nMetal ramps can be noisy and get hot outside.  \n\nTo do this is:\nSTRAIGHT FORWARD\n\nTake care with measuring if you are having the ramp custom made. \n\n$$  \n\n","Look at a ramp with 'wings' or tapered sides if it is at an entry or doorway. \n\nThe slip resistance of the ramp is important.  'Slip resistance' is explained on this FACT SHEET. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION. ","Measure:\n\nThe height of the step. \n\nThe width of the door or opening. \n\nCheck how far the ramp will come into the space.\n\nTake care with measuring if you are having the ramp custom made.  \n\nThis DRAWING will show you how to do this. \n\n","Metal ramps are sold at many different shops but may need to be custom-made for you.\n\nDo a web search \"threshold ramp\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for more information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. ","Make sure you  fix the ramp in place with suitable fixings. \n\nCheck the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\n\n","Keep your metal ramp clean by sweeping it regularly.\n\nOutside wash the ramp down using the hose and broom. \n\nInside, wash the ramp with a mild detergent and water and wipe dry. \n\nCheck regularly that the fixing are still firmly in place so the ramp will not move. \n\n","(Bariatrics issues???)\n\nPerhaps a grab rail close by might help too!\n"]
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["Text","THRESHOLD RAMP\n","Timber","Timber trim can be used to assist you cross a small door track or get up a small step\n \n","This is good if you:\nWant to get over a small step or not trip on a door track and it is in a dry protected place.\n\nTo do this is: \nSTRAIGHT FORWARD \n\n$\n\n","Timber is NOT the best solution for bathrooms. Make sure the timber is waterproofed and sealed if it might get wet.  \n\nThe slip resistance of the ramp is important.  'Slip resistance' is explained on this FACT SHEET. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.\n","Measure:\n\nThe height of the step. \n\nThe width of the door or opening. \n\n ","You will need  to buy timber, fixings and sealant.\n\nTimber mouldings come in many profiles. \n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  ","Keep the threshold edge clean by sweeping regularly.","(Bariatrics issues???)\n\nPerhaps a grab rail close by might help too!"]
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["Text","THRESHOLD RAMP\n","Concrete","Concrete could be used to form a ramp for a single step.","THis is good if you have an outdoor step to get up. \n\nTo do this is: \nMEDIUM DIFFICULTY\n\n$\n\nRAMP VIDEO","The slip resistance of the ramp is important.  'Slip resistance' is explained on this FACT SHEET. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.\n","Measure:\n\nThe height of the step. \n\nThe width of the door or opening.  \n\nThis DRAWING will show you how to do this. ","You will need to purchase the cement, aggregate and  timber for the formwork.","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n. ","Keep clean by sweeping regularly or hosing down."]
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["Text","HANDRAIL","Wall mounted","The handrail is fixed directly to a wall with brackets.","This is good if you:\nFeel unsteady walking up a stair or along a length of wall.\n\nTo do this is:\nSTRAIGHT FORWARD (depending on how long your handrail is).\n\n$ (depending on the handrail you choose)\n\n\n\n","You want to be able to easily reach the handrail to help you up the stair(s). \n\nThe wall you are fixing the handrail to must be strong enough to carry your weight! If you are unsure, check with a friend or family member or get professional help.\n\nThe handrail should be continuous with no breaks. \n\nThe material  you choose for your handrail will depend on if it is to be inside or outside. \n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.\n","Measure the height of the steps - from the bottom one to the top one and how deep each step is.\n\nWork out how high you need your handrail so it is at the best height for you. \n\nYou want the handrail to continue past the steps. \n\nThis DRAWING will show you more on handrails.  \n","A number of different handrails are available at hardware shops.\n\nThis FACT SHEET shows you different handrail types.   (H FS1)\n\nConsider a web search \"handrail profile\" to locate different handrail types and suppliers near you. \n\nDo a web search for \"Assistive Technology Australia\" for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n\n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\n\n\n\n\n","If you have a timber handrail, wipe it clean regularly with a damp cloth.\n\nMake sure all the fixings are in place and that none have worked themselves loose. You DO NOT want a wobbly handrail. ","Look at improving the lighting close to your stair.  \n\nYou might want to look at how slippery the steps are and change this to a different finish. \n\nIf you have poor eyesight, put a contrasting strip along the edge of each stair to make them easier to see. \n\nYou could install wainscot panelling and a rail to 'hide' a handrail."]
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["Text","HANDRAIL","Free standing","The handrail is attached to free standing posts which must be fixed into the ground as a stable holding point.","This is for where there are free standing steps.  \n\nThis is best as an outside solution. \n\nTo do this is:\nMEDIUM DIFFICULT\n\n$$\n\nVideos ","A free standing handrail must be fixed to posts that are concreted firmly into the ground. You DO NOT want to have your handrail wobbling when you are using it. \n\nThe handrail should be continuous with no breaks. \n\nOutside, your handrail is best in galvanised metal or ss steel so it doesn't rust. It can be powder coated to a colour to match things around it. \nInside your handrail could match your house, be made of wood and be painted or stained.\n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING THEIR PERMISSION.\n ","Measure the height of the steps - from the bottom one to the top one and how deep each step is.\n\nWork out how high you need your handrail so it is at the best height for you. \n\nYou want the handrail to continue past the steps. \n\nThis DRAWING will show you more on handrails. ","Preferably use a metal handrail for outside. \n\nThis FACT SHEET shows you different handrail types.  ","The uprights for the handrail must be fixed firmly into concrete so they can't wobble.\n\nCheck the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\n\n","Make sure all the fixings are in place and that none have worked themselves loose. You DO NOT want a wobbly handrail.","Look at improving the lighting close to your stair.  \n\nYou might want to look at how slippery the steps are and change this to a different finish. \n\nIf you have poor eyesight, put a contrasting strip along the edge of each stair to make them easier to see. "]
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["Text","LEVEL SHOWER","Infill to a step down shower\n\nInfills are available off-the- shelf in rubber or metal.\n\nYou could make your own from timber. ","This is for showers with a small step down and no hob. An infill can be purchased off the shelf or made up to provide level access. This DRAWING shows what this might look like! \n\nLink to VIDEOS","This is good if you have a small step down into the shower.  \n\nTo do this is:\nSTRAIGHT FORWARD\n\n$. ","The infill should be slip[ resistant, removable for cleaning, let the water through and be easy to clean.  \n \nThere are no Australian standards nor NCC for shower slip resistance, but be cautious - you may require a slip resistant mat on top of your chosen infill. Test carefully before having a shower by yourself!\n\nThis home modification will not need the Owners permission. It is easily removable.  ","Measure:\n\nThe size of the shower alcove.\n\nThe height of the step down\n\nThis DRAWING will show you how to do this. ","There are many places that sell  \"off-the-shelf\" inserts to use. \n\nYou could make your own timber infill.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. ","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  ","Make sure the shower infill is always clean and clear of soap residue so that the surface does not become more slippery over time.","Installing a grab rail and/or a handheld shower will also help make your shower safer."]
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["Text","LEVEL SHOWER","Maintain hob, infill shower and provide ramp","This solution requires filling the shower up to the same level as the curb (or hob) and using a ramp to get up to the new level. This DRAWING shows what this might look like! \n ","This is good if you have a hob into the shower and enough room for a ramp. \n\nCheck with the shower level up higher, the shower rose will still be at a good height for you and the taps aren't too low. \n\nTo do this is:\n\nMODERATELY DIFFICULT\n\n$$ ","You can use a bought rubber infill, a metal one or make your own timber one. \n\nMake sure the  infill is slip resistant and easy to remove for cleaning.  Test carefully before having a shower by yourself!\n\nMake sure the shower water can drain into the floor waste!\n\nIf you rent or the house is strata titled, ask the Owners permission before starting. Here is a LETTER SEEKING PERMISSION. ","Measure:\n\nThe height of the curb or hob \n\nThe width of the hob\n\nAll 4 sides of the shower alcove \n\nThis DRAWING will show you how to do this. \n\n","Search the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n\n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  ","Make sure the shower infill is always clean and clear of soap residue so that the surface does not become more slippery over time."]
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["Text","LEVEL SHOWER","Remove hob and make good","If you get rid of the curb (or hob) you will need to do something to make sure water is not lying around on the floor and you might slip. \n\nYou could re-tile the floor and make sure it drains to the floor waste. \n\n\n","This may be the only solution if there is not enough room for a ramp. \n\nIt might be a difficult to do this, if you are renting your house. You MUST make sure the owner agrees before doing this. \n\nTo do this is:\nMEDIUM to DIFFICULT\n\n$$ - $$$","You will need to re-waterproof and tile if you remove the hob. It could be difficult to match up the floor tiles without doing the whole bathroom floor.\n\nA collapsible water stopper will work for someone in a wheelchair or with a walker, but it may not be the best solution for someone who has difficulty lifting their feet.\n\nIf you rent, this may be difficult to get permission for.  ","Measure:\n\nThe length of the hob so you can order the right length of collapsible water stopper, if this is the solution you choose.\n\nYou will need to measure your whole bathroom if you decide to re-tile and waterproof. \n\nThis DRAWING will show you how to do this. ","Search for a 'wheelchair accessible shower threshold' or 'collapsible threshold' if this won't trip you.","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  ","If you own the house, it might be worth considering rennovating your whole bathroom. If so, seek expert advice for how to make the bathroom the best possible."]
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["Text","GRAB RAIL","Straight run","Straight run grab rails come in different lengths and diameters. They can be fixed horizontally, vertically or at an angle - as is appropriate for what you need or are advised to do.","This is good if you: \n\nWant to sit to stand.\nNeed steadying while drying yourself \nNeed something to hold onto when showering.\nWant to get up a small step at your front door. \n\nThis project  is:\nSTRAIGHT FORWARD\n\n$\n","Which way should you fix your grab rail? \nWhat diameter should it be? \nHow long should it be? \nLook at this FACT SHEET to find out how to decide. \n\nIf you rent or the house is under strata title, ask the Owners permission before starting this project. Here is a PERMISSION LETTER.  ","What to measure depends on where you are using your grab rail and what for. \nThe grab rail MUST be fixed into something strong using the correct fixings. \nIf your house is stud framed, you need to know where the studs are and fix your grab rail into them.\n\nLook at this FACT SHEET to see what to measure and how. \n\n","Straight grab rails  can be bought everywhere: \n\nConsider a web search \"grab rail\" or \"grab bar\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. ","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nKeep your grab rail clean with a damp cloth with no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. ","Keep your grab rail clean with a damp cloth with no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\n","There are grab rails designed to be used as a grab rail AND a towel rail, shelf or soap holder. \n\nLook at whether a threshold ramp or step ramp might help you at the entry to your house!\n\nA handheld shower could also assist you in the bathroom. "]
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["Text","GRAB RAIL","Angled - or L-shaped","Angled grab rails have a range of different sections horizontal, vertical or angled joined together as one. \n\nThese grab rail are the ones seen in public areas. They offer a range of different options for different people. ","This is good if you:\n\nWant to transfer sideways from a wheelchair. \nNeed a few different places to hold. \nHave weak or painful arms. \n\nThis project is:\nMODERATELY DIFFICULT \n\n$$","Angled grab rails come in different shapes and forms. \n\nLook at what is available and check which will help you best.\n\nThis FACT SHEET can help you.  \n\nIf you rent or the house is under strata title, ask the Owners permission before starting this project. Here is a LETTER FOR PERMISSION.","What to measure depends on the angled grab rail you select. It is essential the grab rail is firmly fixed into something strong using the correct fixings. If your house is stud framed, you need to know where the studs are and fix your grab rail into them.\n\nLook at this FACT SHEET to see what to measure and how. \n\n","Some angled grab rails are available at hardware stores and specialist pharmacy and equipment shops. \n\nConsider a web search \"grab rail\" or \"grab bar\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. ","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nKeep your grab rail clean with a damp cloth with no harsh detergents or abrasive cream cleansers, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. ","A damp cloth with no harsh detergents is the best way to keep your grab rail clean, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nDo not use harsh abrasive or cream cleansers on the grab rail. ","Look at whether a threshold ramp or step ramp might help you at the entry to your house!\n\nA handheld shower could also assist you in the bathroom. "]
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["Text","GRAB RAIL","Temporary","Some grab rails are 'temporary' and can be fixed either to the bath to help you in and out or next to the toilet to help you steady yourself.","This is good if you:\n\nRent your home.\nNeed a temporary grab rail. \n\nThis is NOT a long term solution. \n\nThis is project:\nSTRAIGHT FORWARD\n\n$ ","There are different shapes and forms of temporary grab rails that are suitable for different places and needs. Look at what is available and check which will help you best.\nThis FACT SHEET can help you.  \n\nCheck the load capacity of the grab rail and fixings - particularly if you weigh over (or are close to) 100kg.\n\nYou won't need permission from the Owner if you rent or Strata Management. \n\nThis grab rail SHOULD NOT be used long term- it is a temporary solution only.","Locate the grab rail so you can comfortably reach it from where you need it - don't over stretch.\n\n","Temporary grab rails are available at many shops.\n\nConsider a web search \"grab rail\" or \"grab bar\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n","Instructions will be on the grab rail. Follow them carefully. Have someone else test it for you before you use it. Make sure it is checked on a regular basis - these are temporary solutions only.\n\nMake sure the surface you are fixing it to is strong enough to hold it firmly.\n\nA damp cloth with no harsh detergents is the best way to keep your grab rail clean, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n","A damp cloth with no harsh detergents is the best way to keep your grab rail clean, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nDo not use harsh abrasive or cream cleansers on the grab rail. ","Look at whether a threshold ramp or step ramp might help you at the entry to your house!\n\nA handheld shower could also assist you in the bathroom. "]
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["Text","GRAB RAIL","Drop down","A grab rail that is fixed to the wall behind the toilet that can be 'dropped down' adjacent to the toilet as needed.","This is good if you:\n\nHave no wall alongside to fix the grab rail.\nNeed something near the toilet. \n\nThis project is :\nMODERATELY DIFFICULT\n\n$$\n","There is less choice with drop down rails than straight rails. There are a few differnt options - some with drop down supports for those over 100kg in weight. Look at what is available and check which will help you best.\nThis FACT SHEET can help you.  \n\nIf you rent or the house is under strata title, ask the Owners permission before starting this project. Here is a LETTER FOR PERMISSION.  ","What to measure depends on the drop down grab rail you select. It is essential the grab rail is firmly fixed into something strong using the correct fixings. If your house is stud framed, you need to know where the studs are and fix your grab rail into them.\n\nLook at this FACT SHEET to see what to measure and how. \n\n","Drop down grab rails  are not always stocked at all places. \n\nConsider a web search \"grab rail\" or \"grab bar\" to locate suppliers near you.\n\nSearch the web for \"Assistive Technology Australia\"  for information on specialist equipment and where to buy it. \n\n","Check the \"How to do it\" FACT SHEET\n\nDecided not to do it? Get some local help and suppliers HERE. \n\nSend this QUOTE TEMPLATE.  \n\nA damp cloth with no harsh detergents is the best way to keep your grab rail clean, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n","A damp cloth with no harsh detergents is the best way to keep your grab rail clean, unless otherwise instructed by the Manufacturer. \n\nDo not use harsh abrasive or cream cleansers on the grab rail. ","Look at whether a threshold ramp or step ramp might help you at the entry to your house!\n\nA handheld shower could also assist you in the bathroom. "]
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