Answers to the most common walk-in tub questions Pro Walk In Tub has installed many senior tubs over the years. We have accumulated a lot of experience and found that many of our new customers ask the same questions about walk-in bathtubs, their features, as well as the installation process. This blog will answer the top four questions that people have about walk-intubs Springfield MO so you can make an informed decision and feel confident when making your purchase.
Is it really any safer? This question can be answered with an "absolute yes" because bathtubs are not made for people with reduced mobility, strength and balance. For those with limited strength, these things can make it very dangerous and difficult to access the tub. Many accessibility features make it safer to bathe in a walk-in tub. Buyers are most interested in the low entry step as it makes it easier to get into and out of the tub. The upright, higher seat is easier to use and safer for seniors. Safety bars and a handheld sprayer make it safer and easier to wash.
What's Hydrotherapy? Our tubs come with hydrotherapy jets built in. Hydrotherapy is a massage technique that uses jets to relieve pain from arthritis, fibromyalgia or poor circulation. These jets have many health benefits including better circulation, mobility and relaxation. This feature can transform your walk-in bathtub into a spa-like environment.
How does the installation look? Although many people believe that installing a walk in tub is a difficult task, it's not always the case. Our tubs can be installed in your existing tub cut-out. Installing the tub is as simple as removing the old one and placing the new one. Installing your walk-in bathtub will take you only a few hours. A contractor can come to your home and inspect your bathroom before you install your tub. Standard installation costs are included in the cost of our walk-in bathtubs.
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