Choosing a Wheelchair-Accessible Walk-In Tub

Begin with how the tub will be used

A wheelchair-accessible walk-in tub needs to fit both the bathroom and the person using it. Look at the door opening, seat position and clear floor space together. An outward-opening or transfer-style door can provide a different approach to the seat than a conventional inward-opening design.

Check access beyond the bathroom doorway

Review the route into the home, hallway turns, the bathroom doorway and the space beside the installed tub. Compare the current model drawings with measurements from the actual room. Seat width, entry width, controls and grab-bar locations should be reviewed before an order is placed.

TubToday offers several walk-in tub configurations. Features and dimensions vary by model; a product described as accessible is not automatically suitable for every transfer method or wheelchair. Discuss your needs with the people assisting with your bathroom planning.

Explore TubToday walk-in tubs or contact our team for help with current product information.