Aging Safely Baths Announces Improved Walk in Bathtubs Technical Information for Their Elderly Tub Online Store
Denver, CO (PRWEB) July 21, 2013 -- Aging Safely announces increased technical information for their eCommerce online store which provides quality walk in bathtub products. This enhancement will showcase important information on roll in shower stalls and wheelchair accessible transfer bathtubs as well.
If there’s an easy button when it comes to walk in tubs, this website must be it. Shoppers from all over the U.S. and Canada can painlessly purchase elderly bathing appliances from the comfort of home. In addition, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, contractors and even hospitals can utilize this great resource to potentially save on these wonderful low step in bathing appliances.
This phenomenal resource boasts some of the most detailed information found on these specialty bathing appliances. Customers can easily attain the exact dimensions, drain configurations, seat height and other crucial bathtub specifications. It isn't always possible for shoppers to visit a showroom, so it’s important to have as much information as possible for those that need it.
Visitors can easily view walk in bathtub photographs, download installation guides, warranties and general product diagrams. This online store offers clients some of the best prices on elderly bathtubs nationally, yet maintains some of the highest quality products found anywhere. Several of the bathtubs offered are manufactured in the United States and come with lifetime no leak door seal warranties. Furthermore, several of Aging Safely’s tubs have five year part warranties as well.
Senior citizens aren't the only ones taking advantage of this special bathing technology. People with disabilities or mobility restrictions many times will also find these appliances to be advantageous. The transfer bathtubs and wheelchair access roll in showers can also be used in conjunction with a disability lift. Paraplegics or bathers that have limited use of extremities can still potentially soak in a bath with the assistance of a caretaker and lift.
In addition, hydrotherapy many times is a welcomed appliance into the home. There are many potential benefits of water. Soaking in a warm bathe may even help increase blood flow. It is recommended that bathers get a doctors approval before purchasing a hydro-therapy tub to ensure its right for their particular state of health. This online resource also caters to commercial organizations like nursing homes and retirement communities. These companies can qualify for volume pricing incentives and are encouraged to contact a representative for a detailed information on elderly bathing products.
Contact Information:
Zach Wennstedt
720-495-5497
info(at)Walkbathtubs(dot)com
http://www.Walkbathtubs.com
Zach Wennstedt, Aging Safely Walk In Bathtubs, http://www.walkbathtubs.com, 720-495-5497, [email protected]
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