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Picture of EASY BATH Easy Bath is a walk in bathtub designed for use by individuals with balance or lower extremity disabilities or arthritis. This tub features a low entry and is twice as deep as a standard tub. It is available with either a left- or right-hand door. It has a built-in, anti-slip, contoured seat; a built-in safety bar; and Giovanni chrome fixtures and drain assembly. DIMENSIONS: Entry is 6 inches high. COLOR: White. WARRANTY: 10-year warranty and a lifetime guarantee on the tub door seal.

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This product record was updated on May 24, 2012.

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Remain Active Products

109 G Gainsborough Square
Suite 225
Chesapeake, Virginia 23320
United States
Telephone: 800-397-1123.
Fax: 757-512-5142.
Web: http://www.remainactive.com.
Email: info@remainactive.com.


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