New Pans From Aquatic Enable Hotels, Assisted Living Facilities and Homeowners To Easily Create High Style, Accessible Showers at Attractive Price Point
Anaheim, California (PRWEB) June 26, 2014 -- Aquatic, the leader in innovative and inspirational bathware, today announced availability of two new, attractively priced FRP pans for creating high style, code-compliant, accessible showers.
Aquatic developed the new F6034DPAN and F3636DPAN pans so customers have even more options for affordably building out designer-look showers that are comfortable and safe for everyone, including people with limited mobility. Built to ADA/ANSI standards, both products are code compliant when properly installed.
Builders, architects and homeowners can combine the pans with countless choices for tile-up applications to create the exact look they want. The pans work beautifully with walls made of ceramic, glass and/or stone tile and also inlays for truly unique and striking showers.
“Our customers’ changing needs inspired us to develop these new pans,” said Jason Slepicka, Product Manager-Accessible, Aquatic. “They are a great addition to Aquatic’s already extensive collection of accessible products because they enable builders and homeowners alike to redefine what accessible showers look like without breaking the bank.”
F6034DPAN is a 60” x 34” x 3 3/8” roll-in pan featuring a wide opening with a low threshold that facilitates movement for people using wheelchairs or other mobility equipment. F3636DPAN is a 36” x 36” x 3 3/8” transfer pan designed with ease of use and economy of space in mind. Its low threshold comfortably accommodates transfer from a wheelchair to a bath seat. Both pans have pre-leveled bases for simple installation on level floors – a real time- and money-saving feature, and come in stock colors.
Aquatic is introducing the new pans at a time when universal design is becoming more mainstream. Multigenerational households are on the rise so bathrooms have to meet the varying needs of children, parents and grandparents all living under the same roof. Many homeowners, too, are realizing that attractive, accessible bathrooms are a good investment – they are comfortable to use on a daily basis and, down the road, also increase resale value by appealing to a broader cross section of prospective buyers. Additionally, hotels and assisted living facilities are moving away from institutional-looking, accessible bath spaces and gravitating toward a more residential aesthetic.
About Aquatic
Aquatic offers the largest and most innovative selection of tubs, showers and bathware accessories. The company’s world-leading Hydrotherapy, Everyday and Accessible lines include more than 300 products for virtually every need – all inspired and made in America. Based in Anaheim, California, Aquatic serves distributors, builders, plumbing professionals, architects, designers and consumers through a nationwide network of state-of-the-art facilities for manufacturing, distribution and support. For more information, visit http://www.aquaticbath.com.
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Susan Tull, Aquatic, http://www.aquaticbath.com, 512.577.2956, [email protected]
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