A walk-in bath has a watertight door, so you can step in with ease. For many people, it brings back the simple pleasure of a relaxing soak.
Who they suit
- People who love a bath and want an easier way in and out.
- People who prefer to sit while bathing.
Things to consider
- You step in before filling, and step out once it has drained.
- A good hot-water supply gives the best experience.
- They take up a similar space to a standard bath.
Great alternatives
A level-access shower or wet room is quick and easy to use every day. An occupational therapist can advise which suits you best.
Grant funding
Where a disabled person needs a walk-in bath or level-access shower, a Disabled Facilities Grant from the council can help, and the council’s assessment recommends the best solution. Adaptations for a disabled person can also qualify for zero-rated VAT.
Book your free survey and we will explain the options and give you a written quote, with no obligation.
