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Walk-In Tubs

Safer, accessible bathing with an easy step-in

Walk-in tubs replace the high wall of a standard tub with a low, watertight door, so stepping in and out is simple and secure. Contoured seating, grab bars, and slip-resistant surfaces come standard.

Many models add whirlpool or air-jet hydrotherapy, and wheelchair-accessible layouts are available.

About Walk-In Tubs

Independence and a good soak

A walk-in tub makes bathing safer and more independent without giving up comfort. You enter through a low door, close and latch it, then fill; the tub drains before you open it again.

MediTub, our featured accessibility brand, offers soaker, whirlpool, and air-jet versions, plus wheelchair-accessible layouts with outward-swinging doors.

Choosing a walk-in tub

Buying Guide

Access & Safety

Built around getting in and out safely.

  • Low step-in threshold and watertight door
  • Contoured seat and grab bars standard
  • Slip-resistant floor, easy-reach controls

Hydrotherapy

Add a therapeutic soak.

  • Soaker: simple, deep, seated bathing
  • Whirlpool: targeted water jets
  • Air jet: gentle all-over bubbles

Fit & Install

Sized to replace a standard tub.

  • Common footprints fit a standard alcove
  • Left or right drain configurations
  • Wheelchair-accessible models available

Walk-In Tub FAQ

Common questions

How does a walk-in tub keep water from leaking out the door?

Walk-in tubs use a watertight, sealed door that latches securely. You enter, close the door, then fill; the tub drains before you open it again.

Will a walk-in tub fit where my old tub was?

Many models are sized to fit a standard tub alcove. Check the specific footprint and choose a left or right drain to match your plumbing.

Are walk-in tubs good for wheelchair users?

Yes. Wheelchair-accessible models offer outward-swinging doors and layouts designed for easier transfers.