Safe & Inclusive | Robust & Secure Shower Solutions
Specialist thermostatic showers for accessible, Changing Places, learning disability, mental health and secure settings. Inclusive controls, high-contrast riser rails and dual-mode options support independent and assisted showering, while ligature-resistant solutions provide greater safety where challenging behaviours, vulnerability or environmental risks require consideration.
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Products
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Robust, ligature-resistant thermostatic showers designed to protect vulnerable users from harm in mental health, learning disability and secure care environments.
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Horne’s Dual-Mode accessible showers support independent and assisted showering from a single installation; serving multiple users with diverse or evolving needs, in shared dwellings or care facilitie ...
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For accessible bathroom adaptations and Changing Places, Horne Inclusive-Design showers support safe, comfortable and independent showering across a range of mobility, dexterity, reach and visual need ...
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Horne support grab rails provide a secure and robust, tactile handhold for accessible showering, changing, WC and bathing facilities – supporting safer movement and greater independence.
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Take a tour of our fixed, vandal and ligature resistant shower head that features across Horne's range of secure and ligature resistant pre-plumbed shower panels.
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Horne pre-plumbed surface mounted shower panels are particularly easy to install.
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An introduction to the features and benefits of Horne pre-plumbed surface mounted shower panels
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Inclusive design pre-plumbed showers and grab rail accessories for Acute and Residential (elderly, dementia, disability) Care facilities, Adaptations, Accessible and Changing Places facilities.
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Colour and tonal contrast matter when specifying accessible shower and support rails, helping users with reduced vision identify essential bathroom fittings.
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Horne’s Dual-Mode accessible shower supports independent and assisted showering from one installation, accommodating different users and changing needs.
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Accessible showering should adapt around the individual. Explore inclusive shower design for mobility, dexterity, reach and visual needs – supporting independence and assisted care.

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