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Bill: Good for you and Rita NOT SIGNING any contracts for the “Tub with a Door”.
A good sales person should never push to have you sign on the line with any kind of “SPECIAL DEAL” story line! Geez. Send them all packing.

I still hope that you both have had a chance to actually SIT or get into one of these kind of tubs. They’re a tight fit.
If you do a remodel of your bathroom with a shower that has a bench seat built in with hand bars built in too and a sliding hand-held shower head you might be better off. You can get a walk in shower that has NO STEP. It would slant so the water would not spill into the rest of the bathroom. Also, if ever needed you could roll in a wheelchair or walker.
We’re looking into doing something like that in our main bathroom that has the USELESS Jacuzzi in it now.
I checked with our church friend who has been in Real Estate for decades and he said get rid of the tub idea and make one huge shower. That’s what people want these days.

Just wanted to pass these thoughts on to you both.

It’s 94f outside right now!

<blockquote data-quote="K2-Mich" data-source="post: 1753740" data-attributes="member: 56230">Bill:&nbsp; Good for you and Rita NOT SIGNING any contracts for the “Tub with a Door”. A good sales person should never push to have you sign on the line with any kind of “SPECIAL DEAL” story line! Geez. Send them all packing. I still hope that you both have had a chance to actually SIT or get into one of these kind of tubs. They’re a tight fit. If you do a remodel of your bathroom with a shower that has a bench seat built in with hand bars built in too and a sliding hand-held shower head you might be better off. You can get a walk in shower that has NO STEP. It would slant so the water would not spill into the rest of the bathroom. Also, if ever needed you could roll in a wheelchair or walker. We’re looking into doing something like that in our main bathroom that has the USELESS Jacuzzi in it now. I checked with our church friend who has been in Real Estate for decades and he said get rid of the tub idea and make one huge shower. That’s what people want these days. Just wanted to pass these thoughts on to you both. It’s 94f outside right now! <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite9" alt=":eek:" title="Eek!&nbsp; &nbsp; :eek:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":eek:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="K2-Mich, post: 1753740, member: 56230"] [B][COLOR=rgb(226, 80, 65)][SIZE=6]Bill: Good for you and Rita NOT SIGNING any contracts for the “Tub with a Door”. A good sales person should never push to have you sign on the line with any kind of “SPECIAL DEAL” story line! Geez. Send them all packing. I still hope that you both have had a chance to actually SIT or get into one of these kind of tubs. They’re a tight fit. If you do a remodel of your bathroom with a shower that has a bench seat built in with hand bars built in too and a sliding hand-held shower head you might be better off. You can get a walk in shower that has NO STEP. It would slant so the water would not spill into the rest of the bathroom. Also, if ever needed you could roll in a wheelchair or walker. We’re looking into doing something like that in our main bathroom that has the USELESS Jacuzzi in it now. I checked with our church friend who has been in Real Estate for decades and he said get rid of the tub idea and make one huge shower. That’s what people want these days. Just wanted to pass these thoughts on to you both. It’s 94f outside right now! :eek:[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B] [/QUOTE]