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Walk in Shower Kits

You can have it all - style & safety - with a Freedom Easy Step Shower. Our step-in shower stalls offer you independence in several sizes. Add a seat and grab bars for enhanced comfort. Read more...

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Walk-in Shower Stall with Seat

If you want bathroom remodeling ideas to stay in your home longer as you get older, Freedom Easy Access shower units create a more accessible bathroom. For the aging-in-place population, Freedom walk-in showers are specially designed to help your home grow with you.

Freedom Easy Step Walk-in Shower units offer a luxurious and comfortable solution to modern bathroom safety without sacrificing style. These low threshold showers have a 3" or 4" curb that is easy to step over and ideal for installing a glass shower door.

Many of our premier walk-in shower kits are available with convenient features like low thresholds, large molded shower seats, soap dishes, and leg ledges for comfortable & easy bathing.

Combined with optional grab bars, an Easy Step Walk-in Shower stall helps reduce the risk of slips and falls in the bathroom, which is a main concern when selecting a walk-in shower for elderly family members.

We have recently added ANSI Type B Showers to our line for HUD and Fair Housing projects. 

Freedom walk-in showers have a 30-year manufacturer's warranty. Choose from our selection of walk-in bathroom showers available in one-piece models for new construction or multi-piece shower units for renovation projects.

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • Freedom Easy Step in Showers have a 3” or 4” threshold, to create an easier access to the shower. The low transition is good for people who have good mobility, but don’t want to step over a tub edge. Some models have a molded seat, or you can add any options like a folding seat, grab bars, a handheld or fixed shower head, to suit your preferences for a beautiful, quality aging-in-place option.

  • Yes. The advantage of installing a Freedom Easy Step Shower, is that you can install a door track on the 3 -4” threshold, unlike our Accessible showers. We don’t sell full shower doors, but you should be able to find a standard shower door that will fit our showers. We still suggest that it might be better to just install a shower curtain and rod, as it will be easier to get in and out of your shower, but we know some people prefer adding a door.

  • If you have chosen a Freedom Shower with full reinforcement in the walls, then yes, you can add grab bars anywhere in the shower. If you’ve chosen a model that doesn’t have reinforcement in the walls (model starting with APT) you will need to add backing behind the shower where you might want to add grab bars later, or order factory installed grab bars.

  • The molded seats have a weight capacity of 300lbs. Wall mounted folding seats will have different weight capacities depending on each model. Check the specifications of the seat you choose to determine weight capacity.

  • The smallest Freedom easy step shower we have is 48” wide by 37” deep, in both a multi-piece or a 1-piece model. The largest we carry is 60” x 36” in a one-piece shower.

  • For a standard residential bathroom, a 60” x 31” easy step shower will replace most regular bathtubs. However, we recommend choosing a shower that is 60” x 33” or bigger if you have the room for a little extra elbow room.

  • If you are in your forever home, and want to make sure you are able to stay living at home as you get older, a walkin shower is an excellent idea. Unless there are young children in the home who still need a bathtub, you can replace a tub with a walk in or roll in shower to retain your independence as long as possible. Most people in older communities are replacing bathtubs with a step in or barrier free shower while they still have a choice.