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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

English House Condition Survey, 2005

Variable Details

Variabledsndin1
LabelInterior adaptations needed
Responses
1 Internal ramp 73
2 Grab rail or handrails 887
3 Wide doorways 147
4 Electrical modifications 86
5 Additional heating 96
6 Entry phones 126
7 Individual alarm system 157
8 Hoist 64
9 Stairlift 307
10 Graduated floor shower 193
11 Low level bath 156
12 Shower over bath 275
13 Shower replacing bath 427
14 New bath shower room 165
15 Redesign bathroom 213
16 Redesign kitchen 138
17 Relocation of bath or shower 61
18 Provide additional or relocate toilet 151
19 Bath shower seat or other aids 563
20 Special toilet seat raised toilet 394
21 Adjustable bed or other aids 301
22 Other modification of kitchen 98
23 Extension to meet needs 57
24 Special adaptations for visually or hearing impaired 50
25 None needed provided 301
88 Question not applicable 897
99 Dont know 55
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationEnglish House Condition Survey, 2005
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