It is a fact of caring for patients in behavioral health treatment that there is a risk that a patient may commit an act of self-harm.
Published Aug 26, 2021 1:59:51 PM
It is a fact of caring for patients in behavioral health treatment that there is a risk that a patient may commit an act of self-harm.
Topics: Hospitals, Healthcare, shower safety, hospital bathroom, Showers - Hospitals, Behavioral Health
Published Sep 4, 2019 12:14:32 PM
Topics: Hospitals, Showers - Hospitals, Tradeshows, Company News
Published Mar 27, 2018 10:40:49 AM
During the ASHE PDC Conference in Nashville, TN, we announced the launch of the first anti-ligature drain cover made exclusively for solid surface showers. When planning the construction of a bathroom for patients suffering from mental illness, it is essential in the design process to eliminate points where a cord, rope, or bed sheet can be looped or tied to a fixture to create a point of ligature, which may result in self-harm or in extreme cases, loss of life. Tower Industries’ patent-pending design accomplishes these goals and more.
Topics: Hospitals, Healthcare, Architect, Showers, Commercial, Showers - Hospitals
Published Oct 17, 2017 4:00:20 AM
Solid surface showers are simple to clean and maintain. You don't have to put in any backbreaking work like you would with fiberglass and other less sturdy materials. Here are 3 steps to keeping your solid surface shower clean:
Topics: Hospitals, Universities, Architect, Homeowner, Hospitality, Commercial, Showers - Hospitals, Showers - Universities
Published Apr 12, 2017 7:50:59 AM
When hospital bathrooms and showers are in need of an update, there are plenty of factors to consider. For instance, should they be retrofitted or remodeled?
Topics: Showers - Hospitals
Published Apr 28, 2016 3:45:55 PM
When the time arrives to select a shower base for a project in a hospital or university bathroom, or even in a person’s own home, there are a few things to consider: shape, size, material, and color. When selecting material, in particular, there are several factors in the decision-making process, mostly involving quality and price.
One question that might come to mind when considering items on the quality checklist is whether a heavier shower base has any impact on the quality. In the case of shower bases, is heavier better?
Topics: Hospitals, Healthcare, Universities, Builders/Remodelers, Homeowner, Hospitality, Showers, Commercial, Showers - Hospitals, Showers - Universities
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