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------- "DO IT YOURSELF" ENTRY ------- PURPOSE: To make an accessible bathroom facility for a quadriplegic in an affordable manner with a simple efficient low cost facility which combines the sink and shower in a single unit. Cabinet is made of lightweight sink and drainage system that can easily be removed to free the entire shower area for bathing. Shower is accessible on a roll-in track. Rolling pulley lift is fitted to a 10 foot 4 inches wide steel I beam that attaches to ceiling. SKILLS REQUIRED: Assembly. TITLE: Combination Sink and Shower Unit JOURNAL: Accent on Living REF: Vol 24 No 4, Spring 1980: p 58 PAGES (including cover): 1 1980.

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