Looking to design your loved one’s bedroom to accommodate limited mobility now or in the future? In any home design project the proposed changes come with a cost. The information below outlines the general costs associated with these types of design changes.
The Cost of Designing a Bedroom for Those with Limited Mobility
The chart below provides an average range of costs based on the options available from the home improvement chains Lowe’s and Home Depot. The chart is broken up by product, range, and median cost:
| Product Name | Range of Costs | Median Cost |
| Bed rails | $30 - $274 | $83 |
| Door Pulls/Levers | $1 - $285 | $3.50 |
| Nightlight | $3 - $30 | $6 |
| House-Wide Intercom System | $90 - $930 | $140 |
| Wireless Doorbell | $13 - $200 | $74 |
| Home Alert System | $15 - $560 | $160 |
| Bedroom Phone | $39 - $170 | $80 |
| Additional Insulation | $4 - $735 | $70 |
| Wall-to-Wall Carpeting | $1/sq ft - $10.55/sq ft | $8/sq ft |
| Chairlifts | $2,500 - $6,000 | $3,000 |
Keep in mind that the chart above does not include the cost of labor or installation costs. You may need more features or other adjustments so use this information as a starting point. Plan out as far in advance as possible and budget wisely.
Other Products to Consider
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