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Roll-In & Zero-Threshold Showers installed in a Minnesota home by Ocel Builders

Accessible Bathrooms

Roll-In & Zero-Threshold Showers

A roll-in shower has no curb or lip to step over, so a wheelchair, walker, or shower chair rolls straight in. Paired with a fold-down seat, grab bars, and a hand-held sprayer, it's the safest, most independent way to bathe, and one of the most requested accessible bathroom upgrades in Minnesota.

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The safest way to shower, independently

Stepping over a tub wall or a shower curb is one of the most dangerous moments in anyone’s day when mobility is a challenge. A roll-in shower removes that risk entirely: the floor is level, the entry is open, and a wheelchair or shower chair rolls straight in. Add a fold-down seat, well-placed grab bars, and a hand-held sprayer, and bathing becomes safe and dignified again.

What we build into a roll-in shower

  • Zero threshold: a curbless, level entry with proper sloped drainage.
  • Fold-down seat: bathe seated, safely and comfortably.
  • Grab bars: professionally anchored right where you need support.
  • Hand-held sprayer: flexible, seated-friendly control.
  • Slip-resistant floor: secure footing, wet or dry.

Roll-in shower or walk-in tub?

A roll-in shower is best for wheelchair users and anyone who wants the lowest fall risk. If you love a good soak and can take a few steps, a walk-in tub may suit you better. Replacing a hard-to-enter tub? See our tub-to-shower conversion. We’ll help you choose based on how you bathe.

Licensed builders, financing available

Ocel Builders builds roll-in showers to code with proper waterproofing and drainage, the details that make the difference long-term. Financing is available. See financing options. Request a free assessment.

Frequently asked

Questions about roll-in & zero-threshold showers

What makes a shower "roll-in" or "zero-threshold"?

There's no curb to step or roll over. The shower floor is level with the bathroom floor, with a gentle slope to the drain. A wheelchair or shower chair rolls right in, which removes one of the biggest fall risks in the bathroom.

Can a roll-in shower fit my existing bathroom?

Usually yes. We often convert an existing tub or stall into a roll-in shower. During a free assessment we measure the space and design a layout that works, including proper drainage and waterproofing. Financing is available for larger projects. As a registered provider, we coordinate directly with your county case manager.

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