Walk-in Mobility Baths The Popular Choice
These types of baths have a door in either the side or front which you can simply walk through to access the bath. There aren’t any high sides to contend with, you will find there’s a low step under the door. Full-length walk in mobility baths with a door are available, however they require that you are able to sit down and get up from the base of the bath.
Walk in baths can also be found with an integrated moulded seat. These are generally shorter in length, consequently decreasing legroom and could well be too confined if you experience stiffness in the lower limbs. Square units occupy less space in the bathroom, although if the door is outward opening, an area will have to be left free to allow for the door swing.
All our mobility baths are designed to offer safe, comfy bathing for individuals with limited mobility or impairments impacting motion in and out of the bath. All of our walk-in baths have safety features making your bathing experience a pleasure once again.
Considering Installing Mobility Baths Aids To Your Existing Bath?
You will need to make sure that your bath is sufficiently strong, the correct proportions and safe for the fitting of mobility baths aids. please consider the following:
Bath Length – Confirm that the bath is long enough to make use of the equipment being fitted, particularly when board and seat combos are being used in mobility baths and if you’ll wish to straighten your legs out in the bath or you’re especially tall.
Factory Fitted Grab Rails – The placement of these may impede the installation of equipment or the access to the bath. The side flaps of a few mobility baths lifts may become jammed underneath the integrated grab rails.
Bath Material – Metallic baths are robust enough to stand up to most kinds of mobility bathing equipment. In contrast, the majority of acrylic bathtubs aren’t strong enough to accept wedge-in bath seats.