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  "name": "What type of tile is safest for an accessible shower floor?",
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      "name": "What type of tile is safest for an accessible shower floor?",
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      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "text": "Homeowners should look for slip resistance, cleanability, and smooth transitions when choosing shower tile for accessibility. Small-format tiles, such as 2x2-inch mosaics, provide ample grout lines that create natural friction and improve foot grip when wet. For roll-in showers, Abraham and his team ensure the transition between the bathroom floor and the shower floor is smooth, without sharp tile edges or sudden lips. Using durable, matte-finish porcelain or textured ceramic tile prevents slick surfaces while standing up to wheelchair traffic and daily moisture without deteriorating.",
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        "description": "Small-format mosaic tiles or textured matte porcelain are safest because extra grout lines and textured finishes create dependable non-slip traction underfoot."
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  "description": "Small-format mosaic tiles or textured matte porcelain are safest because extra grout lines and textured finishes create dependable non-slip traction underfoot."
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