Making the Best Choice of Handicap Walk-In Tubs
There are several benefits to earn on using handicapped tubs.
First, using this kind of tub means safety is noteworthy for the interests of the handicap.
Second, it is easy to use.
Third, possible trauma to slipping, tripping and other common bath injuries is eliminated.
Fourth, emotional well being of the handicap is protected from possible fear and humiliation.
Lastly, the care provider will be saved from exerting much effort and strength on transferring or assisting the handicap to climb up the tub.
Handicapped tubs promote the safety first.
To get rid of the higher percentage of bath accidents particularly on climbing on the tub, a door is made available for this kind of tub for an unproblematic and painless way in and way out of the tub.
This has been made possible because the tub is leveled on the bath floor.
Part of safety is the smooth yet anti-slip surface of inside the tub.
Both the tub and tub bath seat were ergonomically contoured for painless movement such as sitting, standing and lying.
During change of position, added support is provided by utilizing the installed hand rails.
Extra comfort is also valued because handicapped tubs also boast remote controlled water systems.
Heaters, therapeutic bubbles and spas are also available for an ultimate benefit of soaking, depending on the tub model you have acquired.
Also, too cold or too hot water will be controlled while bruises or scalding is avoided.
Having this tub does not limit you to soaking alone unlike other tubs.
Since it is not elevated, risk is less if not zeroed out when taking a bath while standing.
And because not all handicaps are able to stand for a longer time, built in bath seat is provided instead of the pull over bath seat to avoid further slips.
Handicapped tubs lasts for more than twenty years.
Its durability is made possible by the high grade fiber glass material not only to last longer but also to ensure that projected injuries due to a broken tub will be avoided as well.
Other bathtub parts such as showers, faucet, state of the art water systems, bath seat and hand rails do not last as long as the tub unit but may last until a decade or more which also depends on the quality a manufacturer has provided.
All in all, aside from the benefits and flexibility this tub offers, even elders, children and all ages may use this tub as its design is not limited for the use of handicaps alone.
First, using this kind of tub means safety is noteworthy for the interests of the handicap.
Second, it is easy to use.
Third, possible trauma to slipping, tripping and other common bath injuries is eliminated.
Fourth, emotional well being of the handicap is protected from possible fear and humiliation.
Lastly, the care provider will be saved from exerting much effort and strength on transferring or assisting the handicap to climb up the tub.
Handicapped tubs promote the safety first.
To get rid of the higher percentage of bath accidents particularly on climbing on the tub, a door is made available for this kind of tub for an unproblematic and painless way in and way out of the tub.
This has been made possible because the tub is leveled on the bath floor.
Part of safety is the smooth yet anti-slip surface of inside the tub.
Both the tub and tub bath seat were ergonomically contoured for painless movement such as sitting, standing and lying.
During change of position, added support is provided by utilizing the installed hand rails.
Extra comfort is also valued because handicapped tubs also boast remote controlled water systems.
Heaters, therapeutic bubbles and spas are also available for an ultimate benefit of soaking, depending on the tub model you have acquired.
Also, too cold or too hot water will be controlled while bruises or scalding is avoided.
Having this tub does not limit you to soaking alone unlike other tubs.
Since it is not elevated, risk is less if not zeroed out when taking a bath while standing.
And because not all handicaps are able to stand for a longer time, built in bath seat is provided instead of the pull over bath seat to avoid further slips.
Handicapped tubs lasts for more than twenty years.
Its durability is made possible by the high grade fiber glass material not only to last longer but also to ensure that projected injuries due to a broken tub will be avoided as well.
Other bathtub parts such as showers, faucet, state of the art water systems, bath seat and hand rails do not last as long as the tub unit but may last until a decade or more which also depends on the quality a manufacturer has provided.
All in all, aside from the benefits and flexibility this tub offers, even elders, children and all ages may use this tub as its design is not limited for the use of handicaps alone.
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