Another reason to buy a home that is handicap accessable without a ramp

[GON]

Buy a California home that is already handicap accessable by design; avoid unsightly handicap ramp:

photo courtesy of babalyon bee

 

[gman2304]

Beretta 92 in Inox?

 

[GON]

And since we are on a California building roll:

 

[Jetronic]

Humour aside, my dad lost the use of his legs suddenly, so has to do everything in a wheelchair, and can't drive. This sort of thing could happen to anyone. It's imo a good idea to keep wheelchair and basic amenities access in mind when chosing a residence....

 

[GON]

Humour aside, my dad lost the use of his legs suddenly, so has to do everything in a wheelchair, and can't drive. This sort of thing could happen to anyone. It's imo a good idea to keep wheelchair and basic amenities access in mind when chosing a residence....

Very sorry for the loss of your Dad's legs.

Their is a insider joke to this message, I have posted numerous times on BITOG how beneficial homes be built for handicap access as part of the original design.

Post in thread 'Active housing inventory for sale is rising on a year-over-year basis in almost every state.'

Apr 5, 2025

40 inch front door is nice but I never see it.

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This isn't the 1940s when life expectency was 50 +/- years of age.

How does one get a wheelchair through the front door with a very aging population? Homes built in the early 1900s generally didn't need a entrance wide enough for a wheelchair. We know today, that a wide door is proper because of a aging population. Zero reasons to jot down a proper entrance, except to exploit profit. Which is fine, but the home is in fact undesirable.

• GON

 

[Jetronic]

Very sorry for the loss of your Dad's legs.

Their is a insider joke to this message, I have posted numerous times on BITOG how beneficial homes be built for handicap access as part of the original design.

Post in thread 'Active housing inventory for sale is rising on a year-over-year basis in almost every state.'

Apr 5, 2025

40 inch front door is nice but I never see it.

View attachment 272094

This isn't the 1940s when life expectency was 50 +/- years of age.

How does one get a wheelchair through the front door with a very aging population? Homes built in the early 1900s generally didn't need a entrance wide enough for a wheelchair. We know today, that a wide door is proper because of a aging population. Zero reasons to jot down a proper entrance, except to exploit profit. Which is fine, but the home is in fact undesirable.

• GON

it becomes more important with an ever ageing population, and more people living single imo.

Now wheelchair access does help burglars, they can cart loot out more easy than carry it....

 

[4WD]

Buy a California home that is already handicap accessable by design; avoid unsightly handicap ramp:

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Wut? That punk don’t hold his gun sideways

 

[Jetronic]

Wut? That punk don’t hold his gun sideways

he's not pointing towards anyone, give him some slack....

 

[JeffKeryk]

Very sorry for the loss of your Dad's legs.

Their is a insider joke to this message, I have posted numerous times on BITOG how beneficial homes be built for handicap access as part of the original design.

Post in thread 'Active housing inventory for sale is rising on a year-over-year basis in almost every state.'

Apr 5, 2025

40 inch front door is nice but I never see it.

View attachment 272094

This isn't the 1940s when life expectency was 50 +/- years of age.

How does one get a wheelchair through the front door with a very aging population? Homes built in the early 1900s generally didn't need a entrance wide enough for a wheelchair. We know today, that a wide door is proper because of a aging population. Zero reasons to jot down a proper entrance, except to exploit profit. Which is fine, but the home is in fact undesirable.

• GON

I've built a few ramps and garage extended steps with hand rails in my time. A little wood can change a person's life!

 

[incognito_2u]

......A little wood can change a person's life!

That's what she said!

 

[supton]

Our son is disabled so single story living was very important to us when we were shopping a few years ago. Plus, who knows, we like to think we'll be spry until dead. Prior owner had a number of handicap grab bars installed so much of the work has already been done.