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 […]
Add shower accessories with compatibility in mind A folding screen or shower column may provide additional bathing options for a compatible walk-in tub. Before choosing accessories, confirm the selected tub, faucet connections and available room around the installed product. Check the details before ordering For a screen, compare its mounting requirements, folded position and clearance […]
Air jets and water jets offer different experiences Walk-in tubs can be ordered with different combinations of bathing features. Air massage introduces bubbles through air outlets, while a water-jet system circulates bath water through jets. The number, location and controls vary by model. Choose the configuration that suits your routine Compare the seat, entry arrangement […]
Compare the options for your selected tub Some walk-in bathtub configurations offer a microbubble system that introduces very fine bubbles into the bath water. This is a distinct option from larger air jets or circulating water jets, and availability depends on the selected model and equipment package. Review the complete specification When comparing TubToday products, […]
Understand the drainage system before ordering Some TubToday walk-in tubs offer two drain outlets. Drainage is an important part of the bathing experience because the water must fall below the door opening before an inward-opening door can be opened. Two outlets do not guarantee a particular drain time in every home. The selected model, water […]