Croydex Height Adjustable, Gloss White, 169cm

Product Information

Grab rails: Fixed to a wall with screws or suction cups, grab rails are used to help people with balance issues to steady themselves as they get in and out of the bath P shape shower bath is generally 1700 size which can replace most standard bath and combine your family showering needs with luxury deep bathing. The P shape often spelt as a Pea shape shower bath has a 900 curved shower standing area. very sleek and deep both the L shape and P shape provide the same space-saving opportunity for the family and keeps those that like showers and those that prefer baths all happy.

Power seats: A power seat raises and lowers a person into the bath, making bathing safe and accessible to people with severe mobility issues or physical disabilities.The unit is secured to the bath floor with suction cups, and the seat rises and falls as required.L shape shower baths are available in 1700 and 1800 sizes as standard the shape is more square and deep at the showering end were you stand - the L shape bath is very much like a square shower tray when in use with the L shape screen to ensure the water stays in the bath and not on the floor. Baths with door systems are available in various styles. These include everything from the small, low-level door in a standard bathtub design to a deep, upright bath with a seat incorporated to aid upright bathing. At Mobility Plus, our range of walk-in baths are designed to suit your needs. A hydrotherapy spa option comes as standard with all of our models, and the non-slip floor keeps you safe every time you bathe.

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.

How To...

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. Comfort: Walk-in baths provide an element of comfort and relaxation, especially if you find it difficult to stand in the shower or use a standard bathtub. Walk-in bathtubs have lower entryways and are often deeper than traditional tubs, making it easier to clean your upper body. Moreover, by combining the two bathroom essentials, you are ultimately saving space, as installing both a bath and shower can require a fair amount of floor space which is often at a premium in standard modern bathrooms. With its unique P or L shape, the shower bath opens up to provide an unrivalled showering space which offers all the space saving and luxury of a good shower installation, making the shower bath a must for those wanting the best of both worlds. 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

If you’re looking for a bath which suits a range of lifestyles then a shower bath is certainly a design worth your consideration. With our free, no-obligation design and quote service, we can help you decide on a replacement unit, or discuss a complete bathroom redesign to make the space as safe and secure as possible. 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 bath with an integrated door is a fully accessible unit, which contains a small, watertight door within the side panel. The door can open both inwards or outwards depending on the model. A bath with door system enables a person with a disability or mobility issue to enjoy the comfort and relaxation of a bath, without the risk of trips and falls. 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.You can choose to have the access door at the side or at the front, according to the design and layout of your bathroom. Are bath panels with doors practical? 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.

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 Panels

Walk-in baths come with varying door heights. You will need to choose one according to your level of mobility. However, stepping in and out of the bath is much easier and safer with a low-level threshold than climbing over the side of the bath and into the water. Close and seal the bath door Relaxation and stress relief: Lying in water creates a relaxing atmosphere, which in turn can help to improve the quality of your sleep. Additional therapies, such as hydrotherapy, can help to massage and relax tired and aching muscles. Once you’ve enjoyed your bath and you’re feeling relaxed, simply drain the bath and exit through the door. Remember to leave your towel at the side before entering, so you can partly dry off as you wait for the water to fully drain. The benefits of a walk-in bath with door