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Life sometimes throws us a curveball and it is necessary to make structural changes in our homes to accommodate a family member with a handicap or disability.  The kitchen area will be a primary focus for remodeling so items can be accessible and the elements of the kitchen easily utilized by someone with a disability.

Functional and Stylish Kitchen Remodeling to Fit Your Needs

A person in a wheelchair needs to have the capability of reaching items in cabinets and countertops including the sink and appliances.  The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) uses standard guidelines for suggesting cabinet widths, depths, and heights.  These guidelines also suggest countertop heights for wheelchair accessibility.  You can remodel your kitchen for accessibility and function but still have the same beautiful and stylish elements as any other kitchen.

DirectBuy has most everything you need for your kitchen remodeling project.  Take advantage of the savings DirectBuy offers for your home building needs where you can save up to 50% off retail prices.

Tags: ADA Guidelines, DirectBuy, Handicap Accessibility in Your Kitchen, Kitchen Remodeling

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