An invigorating shower is a perfect way to start the day and a soothing bath the perfect way to end it. The shower bath provides both of these functions, making it one of the most versatile and practical products on the market.

Let’s face it, life without a shower would be difficult. A shower mirrors the fast pace of modern living, allowing you to be in and out within minutes and get straight on with your day. Safety for the user: A walk-in bath is safer than a traditional bath. A low threshold reduces the risk of tripping, making it more accessible to people with mobility issues. Bathtub fillers: A bathtub filler mixes the hot and cold water to the desired temperature. The temperature remains constant, eliminating the need for adjustment and reducing the risk of the water being too hot or cold. A walk-in bath will also aid caregivers to help family members or service users to bathe safely, while also reducing the risk of injury to the bather and carer. The hydrotherapy feature on some baths helps with aches and pains in joints and muscles, providing a relaxing, soothing effect.A sit up bath allows you to sit upright while bathing. This removes the need to stand up from a horizontal position when getting out of the bath. Front or side opening

Whichever type of walk-in bath unit you choose, they are usually accessed in the following way: Access the bath through the low-level step and door

Bath Rebate

Did you know? During 2019/20, 68% of state pension age adults were living with a disability or mobility issue, compared to 41% of working age adults? How do baths with doors work? All of these features help to provide effective bathing solutions. The most appropriate option will depend on your level of mobility, but they can all help to maintain a sense of independence and dignity. These features also make it easier for carers to implement safe moving and handling practices, helping to reduce the risk of injury.