Walk In Baths

Measure the floor space where your current bath or shower sits and match it to the common lengths and widths shown here, 1270 mm and 1300 mm for compact spaces, 1675 mm and 1700 mm if you have more room, and widths from 660 mm up to 850 mm for extra seating or comfort. If you already have a 1700 mm bath footprint, a 1700 x 700 mm Cascade or 1700 x 850 mm Concert gives you a like‑for‑like replacement with more comfort. Allow a little extra width if you want built‑in seating or grab rails without feeling cramped. Always check door swing and panel position so access remains clear in your bathroom layout.

LH (left‑hand) and RH (right‑hand) refer to which side the door and panels are positioned when you stand facing into the bathroom toward the bath. Look at where your existing pipework, toilet and clear floor space are; if the door needs to open on the left side of the bath footprint, you choose a LH model, and vice versa for RH. if your waste and taps are on the right side of the room, a RH unit like the Concert RH will usually line up more easily. Picking the correct handedness avoids awkward plumbing runs and keeps access natural.

These walk‑in baths are designed with leak‑proof doors and quick‑drain door options to avoid standing water, so when correctly installed they seal reliably during bathing. The seals are simple to keep in top condition by wiping them dry after use and removing any soap build‑up occasionally. A quick‑drain door also helps water run away fast, reducing the chance of seal wear. If you spot wear, replacement seals are straightforward to fit and inexpensive compared with the bath itself.

Thermostatic controls and handheld shower heads are highly practical because they give stable water temperature and flexible rinsing, which is especially useful if you have limited mobility. Chromotherapy and aromatherapy offer a spa‑like experience that many users find calming and can make daily bathing more pleasant; consider them if you want a soothing routine rather than purely functional bathing. Anti‑slip flooring, ergonomic seating and strong grab rails are safety upgrades you’ll notice every day, so prioritise those if independence and fall prevention are your main concerns.

Yes, these baths are specifically designed to pair well with transfer benches and shower seats, thanks to low or no step‑in thresholds, built‑in seating and sturdy grab rails. you can use a transfer bench to sit and slide across into the bath’s ergonomic seat, close the leak‑proof door, and then use the handheld shower or taps safely. Anti‑slip flooring gives extra confidence when transferring and the bath’s layout keeps everything within easy reach.