Accessible House Plans are designed to accommodate a person confined to a wheelchair and are sometimes referred to as handicapped accessible house plans. Accessible house plans have wider hallways and doors and roomier bathrooms to allow a person confined to a wheelchair to move about the home plan easily and freely. There are also no steps to negotiate and some accessible house plans may include ramps in their design. Accessible house plans are typically smaller in size and are always one story, or ranch, floor plans.
Christine has over a decade of experience as a house plan and floor plan expert. Outside of providing her expertise to customers to help them find and build their dream homes, her passion and knowledge of the home building industry allows Christine to guide families and builders through all of the important steps from finding plans to building custom homes that meet the expectations of today’s new home owner. Christine’s years of knowledge of the diverse trends and needs of the modern homeowner has made her into an authoritative and trusted voice in the online house plan community.
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Christine has over a decade of experience as a house plan and floor plan expert. Outside of providing her expertise to customers to help them find and build their dream homes, her passion and knowledge of the home building industry allows Christine to guide families and builders through all of the important steps from finding plans to building custom homes that meet the expectations of today’s new home owner. Christine’s years of knowledge of the diverse trends and needs of the modern homeowner has made her into an authoritative and trusted voice in the online house plan community.