A lower opening
A section of the tub wall is modified and fitted with an insert. Suitability depends on the tub construction and condition.
Ask about a lower entry opening in a suitable existing bathtub. We review the tub and available insert options before recommending a conversion.
Share a full tub photo, a close up of the side wall and your project location.
A section of the tub wall is modified and fitted with an insert. Suitability depends on the tub construction and condition.
Stepping over a tall tub wall is one of the most common causes of bathroom slips. A lower entry makes getting in and out easier and safer, without the cost and mess of removing the tub.
We review your photos, confirm the tub material and condition, and recommend the right insert. A section of the side wall is cut out and finished with a sealed insert, so the tub keeps its place in the bathroom.
If retaining bath use matters, ask about an appropriate door. We confirm fit and water containment requirements before quoting.
A photo of the whole tub, a close up of the side wall you step over, a photo of the surrounding floor and your town or ZIP code. Let us know whether you want to keep using the tub for baths.
Product availability, tub suitability, installation details and current pricing are confirmed individually. Explore quote guidance or read common questions.
Anyone who finds it hard or unsafe to lift a leg over the side of the tub, such as older adults, people recovering from surgery or anyone with limited mobility. It is also helpful for caregivers who assist with bathing.
With an open step, the tub becomes a walk in shower. If you want to keep taking baths, ask about a door option that closes the opening.
No. The conversion works with a suitable existing tub, so the wall tile and plumbing usually stay in place. We confirm suitability from your photos first.
Yes. If the finish is worn, ask about reglazing the tub along with the conversion so the whole tub looks fresh.