Walk-In Tubs and Walk-In Showers Explained
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**Two Ways to Make Bathing Safer**
Answer first: most homeowners pick between two paths. A walk-in tub or a walk-in shower. Both make bathing safer. They suit different people.
Walk-In Tubs have a low door and a built-in seat. You sit, close the door, and the tub fills. It fits if you like a long soak or have sore joints. Many people look at senior walk-in tubs for this reason. It is a real tub replacement, so expect plumbing and drain checks.
Residential Walk-In Showers have a low or no-step entry. Think of them as handicap accessible showers for the home. They take less room and are quicker to use. They suit a safe bathing conversion where the old tub no longer works.
Not sure which one? Know your options first. Then ask a provider in our network to look at your bathroom.
Walk-In Tubs and Walk-In Showers Explained
Walk-In Tubs
A walk-in tub has a low door, a seat and a watertight seal, so you step in instead of climbing over.
Residential Walk-In Showers
A walk-in shower removes the tub wall, so stepping in is easier and safer for many homeowners.
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