3 Secrets Walk in Bathtubs Manufacturers Don't Want You to Know
Walk in bathtub manufacturers often forget the needs of the end user when they design a walk in bathtub. Here are 3 secrets you should know before you purchase a walk in bathtub.
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Baby Boomers Realize Their Needs are Changing.
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Baby Boomers Realize Their Needs are Changing.
Baby boomers are beginning to realize their needs are changing. They want to make life easier for themselves by ensuring that changes made now to their homes will accommodate their lifestyle and independence for many years. Often the first changes made are in the bathroom where bathtub access has become a danger.For the 77 million people born between 1946 and 1964, bathtub accessibility will become an issue of independence and safety. For those who are beginning to investigate accessible…See More
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Baby Boomers Realize Their Needs are Changing.
Baby boomers are beginning to realize their needs are changing. They want to make life easier for themselves by ensuring that changes made now to their homes will accommodate their lifestyle and independence for many years. Often the first changes made are in the bathroom where bathtub access has become a danger.For the 77 million people born between 1946 and 1964, bathtub accessibility will become an issue of independence and safety. For those who are beginning to investigate accessible…See More
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Pat Krushen commented on Pat Krushen's video
Thanks Ronny...we sure like the Barrier Free Living Network- it's certainly what Safety Bath is all about!
Ronny Wiskin commented on Pat Krushen's video
Hi Pat,
Thank you for sharing this video.
Walk-in bath comparisons I was not aware of. I agree that the lower the step is, the easier getting in and out will be for individuals with mobility challenges.
Do Walk in Bathtubs Have Design Flaws?
Not all walk-in bathtubs are created equal. Without realizing it many walk in bathtub manufacturers have created their products with design flaws. Purchasers need to be aware of those design flaws.Step in heightThis is a safety issue. Most walk in bath tubs have a high step into the tub of 6 to 7 inches. This height is actually dangerous for people with limited mobility. The reason they buy awalk in bathtub is because they can’t climb stairs or take large steps.Remember the purpose of the walk…See More
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- Safety Bath Inc. is a Canadian walk in bathtub manufacturer. We manufacture a number of accessible bathtub models and options for safe bathing for a variety of needs and budgets, all according to CSA UL standards for Canada and the US. Our products are available through a North American dealer network. We prode ourselves on our excellent customer service!
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Pat Krushen is a former teacher and sign language interpreter, acutely aware of the limitations resulting from decreased mobility... now a web designer and free lance writer involved in the walk in bathtub industry.
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Do Walk in Bathtubs Have Design Flaws?
Posted on August 24, 2010 at 12:24pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Not all walk-in bathtubs are created equal. Without realizing it many walk in bathtub manufacturers have created their products with design flaws. Purchasers need to be aware of those design flaws.
Step in height…
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