The Benefits of Walk In Tubs Makes All the Difference

Walk in tubs owe their increasing popularity to the vast benefits they offer bathers. Since their invention in the mid 90s, walk in bathtubs have become staples of bathing security and independence for the elderly, disabled, and even able bodied users. With added therapeutic accessories and various shapes and colors to choose from, the walk in tub is a worldwide hit.

• Specially designed to allow the bather to enter without climbing in.
• Low step walk in bathtub with a door, for easy entrance.
• Models include built in seats and watertight doors.
• Many models fit easily in smaller areas.
• A large selection of bathtub accessories is available including whirlpool jets.
• Walk in tub models come in an array of colors, shapes, and designs.
• Built in safety rails for added peace of mind.
• Shower heads can be fitted.
• Door options include inward or outward motion.

One of the many benefits of walk in tubs is their ability to be installed in virtually any room. Based on the size and shape of your walk in tub, you can install it where your standard bathtub once was, in a corner of your bedroom, or in most locations easily accessible by users. The corner of a bathroom or bedroom is ideal for walk‑in tubs because one side of the tub is open.

Caregivers love walk‑in tubs because their design is easier on caregivers' backs when bathing users. Installation is very easy and any licensed plumber can do the job. Because it fits into a regular tub space, no remodeling is needed.

Not only are our walk‑in tubs the safest bathtub design in the industry, our walk‑in tubs are built to last with little to no maintenance.

The watertight door is ingenious. It uses a special material which, when compressed by latching the door, forms a hydro seal. Additionally, the weight of the water further compresses the door seal, increasing the water tightness. Additionally, the unique door design is built to last a lifetime.

For bathers who need wheelchair access, may we recommend a ceiling track from the bed and a chair sling that carries bathers to the walk in tub. You may also use the sling to lift bathers out of bed, into a wheel chair and roll them over to the walk in tub.

Walk‑in tubs are found in private homes around the world and have given thousands of users the ability to stay in the comforts of their home longer. You no longer need special bathing facilities of assisted living centers when you have one in your very own home. So enjoy your independence and bask in the sweet safety of your very own walk‑in tub.