ADA Compliant Walk-In Tubs: What the Standards Actually Require
Walk-in tubs are marketed as ADA compliant and usually are not. Here is what the standards require of a bathtub, and when a tub is the right choice anyway.
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Walk-in tubs are marketed as ADA compliant and usually are not. Here is what the standards require of a bathtub, and when a tub is the right choice anyway.
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