Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: bsmither on May 17, 2012, 01:06:32 pm
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I have just started a bathroom project that will replace a Japanese Soaking Tub with a walk-in tub (to accommodate a disabled person who cannot ingress and egress a tub normally).
Many walk-in tubs also offer water/air jets (hydrotherapy?).
What I am looking for is a "hot tub" with a walk-in side door. I have found the JACUZZI® FINESTRA™ 6042 MODEL (EXTRA WIDE) (image can be seen at Independent Living USA).
If I am going to make this expenditure, I might as well get a real-nice (or nice as possible) "hot tub-ish" walk-in tub.
Has anyone any suggestions?
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Regular hot tub and a lift.
(http://www.amerimerc.com/pImages/main/Handy_Lift.m.jpg)
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Thank you for the reply, but no. Replacing the Japanese Soaker with a regular hot tub isn't worth the effort or expense. Nor is the disabled person (85 year-old mother-in-law with two hip replacements and a future knee replacement who is funding this whole thing) going to accept the hoist/sling/lift concept.
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Thank you for the reply, but no. Replacing the Japanese Soaker with a regular hot tub isn't worth the effort or expense. Nor is the disabled person (85 year-old mother-in-law with two hip replacements and a future knee replacement who is funding this whole thing) going to accept the hoist/sling/lift concept.
have your priced those walk-in tubs? sometimes they can be far more expensive after installation and everything involved that a portable spa, not to mention weak on the hydrotherapy end of it vs portable options
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Yes, I have priced the walk-in tubs.
Can a portable spa accommodate a person who cannot ingress and egress a tub normally? How does a portable spa function as a bath tub?