Doors, Floors and Walkways
Checklist for Doors, Floors and Hallways
Using universal design principles makes it easier to get into and around your home. Use our checklist to find changes that can make your home more accessible.
Clear Pathways – Creating an Accessible Home
Getting from the driveway to the front door and into every room is a challenge for some. Universal design features can help create a barrier-free home.
Doorways and Hallways
Tips on how universal design wider doorways and hallways helps your home meet your accessibility needs.
Garage Door Opener
How automatic garage door openers work, the safety features to look for, and tips on how to choose one.
Handrails
Handrails near steps help family members avoid falling and support those with disabilities.
Lever Door Handles
Replace those hard-to-use round doorknobs with lever handles to make it easier to get in, out, and around the house.
Ramps
Tips to help homeowners design and install ramps to make it easier for persons of all ages and abilities to get into or out of a building.
Stairs
Using universal design principles for stair design increases safety and accessibility.
The Front Door
Is your front door user-friendly? Tips from AARP to help homeowners design their front door area for safety, accessibility, and ease by using universal design principles.
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