Ella’s Bubbles delivers quality engineering in style with each Ella brand walk in tub made of a high-quality gloss finish acrylic shell along with a custom-made brushed stainless steel and tempered glass door to complement any home.
Models – Sizes
Elite – 30″W x 52″L
Royal – 32″W x 52″L
Petite – 28″W x 52″L
Deluxe – 30″W x 55″L
Ultimate – 30″W x 60″L
For bathers who require maximum accessibility, an outward swing door acrylic walk-in tub is the perfect choice. With options like standard dimension Capri acrylic walk in tub or front entry acrylic walk in tub, we offer a variety of models to suit your space.
Models – Sizes
Malibu – 30″W x 52″L
Monaco – 32″W x 52″L
Lounger – 27″W x 60″L
Mobile – 26″W x 45″L
Front Entry – 32″W x 40″L
Bathing with your loved one is now possible with the Ella’s Bubbles unique design walk in tubs that have two molded seats so couples can enjoy a relaxing and safe bathing together. All of our two seat acrylic walk in tubs come with a center door for convenient access and dual drain for fast and reliable drainage and exit.
Models – Sizes
Big4Two – 36″W x 80″L
Tub4Two – 32″W x 60″L
Companion – 30″W x 60″L
Ella wheelchair accessible walk in tubs are made with a high-quality gloss finish acrylic shell along with a frame-less L-Shaped aluminum door for soft and warm to touch slide in over the acrylic seat and easy access to those needing extra space to get in and out of the walk-in tub.
Models – Sizes
Transfer – 30″W x 52″L
Transfer32 – 32″W x 52″L
Transfer26 – 26″W x 52″L
Transfer60 – 30″W x 60″L
TransferXXXL – 36″W x 55″L
The Ella Transfer3060HL is a hoist transfer bathtub that is sized for the average bather. This is a great option for customers who have little to no mobility. The tub features a hoist that can be pulled out and moved to assist the user. Once the person is on the hoist, they can easily be pushed straight into the tub in a matter of minutes. As soon as the bath is over, you can store the hoist right behind the tub rolling the bottom underneath to decrease the space being used.
