Size: 30″W x 60″L x 42″H

The longer TubToday 30×60 WD Wheelchair Accessible Bathtub is a wider design for bathers who use a wheelchair or for those who simply need an easy-to-enter bathtub. With a barrier-free sidewall design, the bather can conveniently open the L-shaped aluminum door and easily slide into the comfortable 21″ molded seat. This tub is also now available with our new Hydro + Independent Foot Massage option!

TubToday 30×60 WD Shown With A Rain Shower Kit, 4-Fold Shower Screen, & A Cultured Marble Shower Wall Surround

The aluminum frame L-shaped door is equipped with our unique gear and shaft driven 2-latch door edges out our competition who typically use a single latch/lever system. A 2-latch door system provides a more secure and watertight door seal than the conventional single latch system, providing you with a leak-free bathing experience.

The 30×60 WD is designed for an alcove installation and has two removable access panels and one toe kick access panel for service access if needed. TubToday 30×60 WD has a limited lifetime warranty for shell, door and the frame.

One of the best and exclusive features of the TubToday 30×60 WD is its Dual Drain Technology (DDT) which consists of two (2) independently operated 2” gravity driven drains. Each drain is outfitted with its own overflow and stainless-steel cable operated drain opener with extended handle for an easier grip. Typical drainage time is approximately +/-80 seconds at ideal in-home plumbing conditions. Having two gravity driven 2” drains not only provides you with quick and reliable drainage, but also acts as a safety feature in case if one drain fails, allowing you to safely drain and exit the walk-in tub. The two-inch drains can be connected using Tee or Y 2” pipe connectors to the standard 1 ½” or 2” house drain. If possible, it is recommended to connect into 2” or 3” house drain for a faster drainage time. Gravity driven Dual Drain drains are fast and reliable because they do not require electric pump. Whereas electrical driven drains may fail due to electrical shorts or power outages.