Walk-In Tub Installation

A dual-seat walk-in tub makes bathing safer and easier for couples or caregivers, while a soaker model gives seniors a deep, relaxing soak with a low step-in and slip-resistant design.

Dual-Seat & Soaker Models

A dual-seat walk-in tub has two built-in seats side by side, so two people can bathe together. It’s popular with couples or with a caregiver helping a loved one.

Main components

  • Dual-seat tub with a watertight door and slip-resistant floor

  • Two molded seats with armrests

  • Plumbing hookups for hot/cold supply and a large drain

  • Electrical hookups if you add jets, heated seats, or fast-fill systems

  • Wall panels or a surround to finish the space around the tub

  • Trim, caulking, and sealing for a clean finish

Installation steps

  • Remove the old bathtub or shower

  • Adjust framing and floor to fit the larger footprint of a dual-seat tub

  • Place the tub and connect to plumbing

  • Run electrical circuits if hydrotherapy or heated features are included

  • Install wall surround, accessories, and trim

  • Seal, test for leaks, and clean up

Why people choose it

  • Lets two people use the tub at the same time

  • Great for couples who want to share the experience

  • Helpful for caregivers bathing someone with mobility challenges

  • Comes with optional spa-like features for extra comfort

A soaker model is a single-seat walk-in tub designed for deeper immersion. It’s focused on relaxation, with water rising up to the shoulders for a spa-like soak.

Main components

  • Extra-deep walk-in tub with watertight door and slip-resistant floor

  • One wide, comfortable molded seat

  • Plumbing for hot/cold supply and a larger drain line

  • Electrical if optional features are included (jets, heated seat, etc.)

  • Wall panels or surround to finish the area

  • Trim and sealing for a polished look

Installation steps

  • Remove existing tub or shower

  • Prepare floor and walls to fit the soaker unit (usually standard size, easier fit than dual-seat)

  • Set the tub, connect plumbing, and ensure it supports deeper water capacity

  • Run electrical for features if needed

  • Install wall surround and accessories

  • Seal, water-test, and finish the trim

Why people choose it

  • Full-body soaking up to the shoulders

  • Compact size makes it easier to fit into most bathrooms

  • Great for solo users who want a spa-style experience

  • Optional hydrotherapy and comfort features available