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PLYMOUTH WALK IN BATHTUB    

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Picture of PLYMOUTH WALK IN BATHTUB The Plymouth Walk In Bathtub is an accessible bathtub designed for use by individuals with balance or lower extremity disabilities or arthritis. This generously proportioned walk-in bathtub has a low threshold and an inward opening, self-sealing door with a closing mechanism that can be operated while standing or sitting. The tub is available with either a left-or right-hand door opening. Other features include a built-in bath seat with an integral back rest and temperature controlled water. COLOR: A choice of bathtub colors with gold or chrome fittings. OPTIONS: Bathtub hand grip; lever, cross head or contemporary-style faucet; shower canopy so that the tub may be used as a shower cubicle; and a hydrotherapy spa system.

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Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on December 14, 2006.

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Manufacturer:

Premier Bathrooms Inc.

2330A S. Nova Rd, South
Daytona, Florida 32119
United States
Telephone: 386-761-1830.
Web: http://www.premier-bathrooms.com.


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