New housing system gives greater accessibility.
Simplified Disabled Housing has developed a visually managed system
for the housing industry which gives developers the ability to build a new
home in mass production around individual‚s accessibility needs.
By utilizing a visually managed, color-coded set of markers and option cards
in the model home, as well as a check-off sheet given to the buyer, a home
developer will be giving people with disabilities all the tools needed to
make individualized access decisions. The height, width, depth, style, handedness
and placement of the components of a new home can now be individualized by
each buyer.
Simplified Disabled housing differs from all other products available in
the way it is mass produced into new housing developments and its ability
to be individualized. Until now, having a custom built home or modifying
after purchase (both expensive processes) were the only options available
for families with accessibility needs.
Developer's can now offer accessibility to their buyers just as they would
any other options. This will give everyone in the housing market the same
opportunity to purchase a new home, and to pay the same market price. Simplified
Disabled Housing makes a home what it should be: an affordable sanctuary
that adapts to you instead of you adapting to it.
Because the system's options can be utilized by the entire market not just
people with disabilities the builders get the benefits of capturing a large,
growing and profitable niche market while still marketing to traditional
buyers.
The target market is developers building in large quantities. Mass production
is the most cost effective way of bringing individualized access housing
to market. The end user of the Simplified Disabled Housing system are people
with accessibility needs who will be purchasing our product through new home
developers licensed to utilize Simplified Disabled Housing.
Simplified Disabled Housing's goal is to build (in association with licensed
builders) a minimum of 3,317,760 homes nation wide for people with accessibility
needs over the next eight years.
For more information please visit www.simplifieddisabledhousing.com.
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