living & dining rooms

Green Mountain Ranch: Interiors

Features

Dining Room

  • Clearstory windows to add extra light without extra cost.
  • Outlet for platform lift.
  • Remote control on fireplace.
  • Gas fireplace in the dining room as an additional heat source for older people who need high ambient temperatures.
  • CO2 detectors wherever gas is used.
  • Low “E” thermal glass to prevent heat loss.
  • Custom dining room table with a patented gate leg design. The dining room table can be expanded to train up to 14 guests or reduced in size to a 2′ width to clear the space for wheelchair users.

Living Room

  • EPA approved wood-burning fireplace as a heat source (raised for easy access).
  • Biodegradable wool carpet in the living room.
  • Carpet prevents slipping and soft surfaces also prevent injuries when falls occur.
  • Carpet also absorbs 70% of the ambient noise in the space to improve hearing.
  • Arms well forward on chairs.
  • Biodegradable wall texture.
  • Wall texture offers traction when leaning on the wall to prevent slip and fall.
  • Offset pivot hinge on door to library.
  • Insulating shades to save energy. They also improve ambient temperatures for people with reduced circulation.
  • High contrast between the seating, floor, and walls.
  • High contrast rocker switches.
  • Corner guards to prevent damage from the wheelchair.
  • Smoke detectors throughout the house.
a closer look
Accessible gate-leg style dining room table. Custom dining room table with a patented gate leg design. View Larger Image
Dining room table expandale to seat 14. The dining room table can be expanded to seat up to 14 guests or reduced in size to a 2' width to clear the space for wheelchair users. View Larger Image
Extra light is brought into the house with clearstory windows. Clearstory windows to add extra light without extra cost. View Larger Image Photo Courtesy of Paul Docktor
Removeable step. Removable step to accommodate the platform lift. View Larger Image
Open rooms for better visual access. Full visual access to the kitchen, living room, and dining room for reading lips and body language. View Larger Image
Living room with biodegradable wall texture. Textured walls, raised wood burning fireplace. View Larger Image
Accessible furniture is used in the living room. Arms well forward on chairs. Biodegradable, soft carpet for fall and noise prevention. View Larger Image Photo Courtesy of Paul Docktor
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