It's important for our parents or senior relatives to maintain their independence as they age. They resist the interference of children who want to protect them as they try to maintain a shred of independence.
One of the lead names in tub manufacturers is Jacuzzi. When preparing to renovate, upgrade or just purchase a tub, the Jacuzzi name is one of the first names that comes to mind. Jacuzzi has partnered with Home Living Solutions to provide a line of bathtubs that give the user a feeling of being in a spa rather than in a tub. Consumers purchasing Jacuzzi Walk-in tubs are provided with convenience, safety and therapeutic benefits the Jacuzzi name has become well known for and leads the industry in providing. Prior to Jacuzzi offering walk-in tubs, it was unheard of to have a whirlpool or hot tub due to safety and accessibility reasons. Now, however, with Jacuzzi taking the lead, hot tubs and whirlpools no longer create a safety or accessibility issue when desiring a walk-in tub. Open the Jacuzzi Air-Tight Walk-In tub door, step inside and wait a few seconds for the water to begin moving inside the tub as you relax in comfort. Three feet of water flows around inside the tub providing an amazing amount of therapeutic value and benefit. No longer does the patient or individual have to be burdened in a close, cramped tub. The area is comfortable, roomy with the individual feeling calm, eased and amazingly relaxed as they enjoy the water flowing about. A Jacuzzi Walk-In tub is an investment in the mind, body, soul and health of an individual.
60" x 30" Gelcoat Walk-In Bath Tub
Seniors do not feel cramped in this roomy tub. With 60" x 30" dimensions, the Gelcoat Walk-in Bath tub has all the room needed to relax and feel comfortable yet safe and secure while enjoying a soak in the tub. Designed with a premium whirlpool system, in-line heater, aromatherapy and chromatherapy the bath experience is more like a spa. The tub is 37 inches deep for a full body submersion if desired. With numerous safety features, seniors can be confident in their safety while lounging in the tub. The Gelcoat Walk-In tub holds seventy-five gallons of water and is available in white or biscuit.
There are hundreds of other walk-in tubs and manufacturers available. Take a quick look at some of the major products on the market and select the one that best fits your parents or relatives needs.
Published by Malina Debrie
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20 Comments
Post a CommentA Godsend for all who need them.
I sure hope I never need one of these...
I would love one. It's so true that seniors would benefit greatly.
Nice information on these. I find myself thinking how handy these would be when I'm in my 80s and am too skittish about climbing into the clawfoot tub we have now.
Good information. A company I used to work for in Indiana made showers and tubs. There are some great designs these days, especially for older people.
My RA prevents me drom taking a bath in my beautiful garden tub,,I would love one of the walk in tubs, but they are very expensive.
I'm not into tubs, but when we build we are having extra blocking in the shower area for future grab bars. They advertise these walk in tubs constantly on TV!
I always wondered how these walk-in tubs worked, thanks, cheers :)
Great article, Malina. Very helpful, as usual.
Good review