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  "name": "How do I design a remodeled bedroom suite for aging parents or multi-generational living?",
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        "text": "Accommodating aging parents or multi-generational living requires prioritizing single-level accessibility, wider door frames, and zero-threshold transitions between the bedroom and attached bath. Wide entryways allow easy use of mobility aids, while curbless walk-in showers with slip-resistant tile and reinforced backing for grab bars improve long-term safety. Positioning outlets and switches at reachable heights and incorporating layered, glare-free lighting also enhances independence. Consulting on these details early allows structural blocking and wiring to be installed inside the walls before finishing work begins.",
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        "description": "Incorporate zero-threshold flooring, wider doorways, lever door handles, curbless walk-in showers, reinforced walls for future grab bars, and accessible electrical controls."
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  "description": "Incorporate zero-threshold flooring, wider doorways, lever door handles, curbless walk-in showers, reinforced walls for future grab bars, and accessible electri"
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