Aging in place
A bathroom you can keep using.
Two common paths
If you still want to soak, a walk-in tub gives you a real bath with a door, a seat and a grab bar. If you mostly shower, a tub-to-shower conversion gives you a low step-in shower with a seat, a handheld and grab bars.
Same footprint
The new shower goes where the tub was, so the room keeps its layout and you get more room to stand.
A note on ADA
We build for safer daily use. We don't label a home bathroom as ADA-certified; if you need specific accessibility measurements, tell us on the visit.
Paying for it
Monthly financing available through Acorn Finance for qualified buyers; rates and terms depend on credit approval.
Related: Seats & grab bars · Walk-in tub vs. walk-in shower · Walk-in tubs
Questions
What is an aging-in-place bathroom?
An aging-in-place bathroom is one set up so you can keep using it safely as you get older. Examples: a low step-in shower with a seat, a handheld and grab bars, or a walk-in tub with a door and a seat.
Should I get a walk-in tub or a walk-in shower?
If you still want to soak, a walk-in tub gives you a real bath with a door, a seat and a grab bar. If you mostly shower, a tub-to-shower conversion gives you a low step-in shower with a seat, a handheld and grab bars.
Is your work ADA-certified?
We don't label a home bathroom as ADA-certified. If you need specific accessibility measurements, tell us on the visit.
Can I finance it?
Yes. Monthly financing available through Acorn Finance for qualified buyers; rates and terms depend on credit approval.