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EMPAVA introduces the new 53-inch Walk-in Whirlpool Bathtub, with a spacious interior and larger than average door for maximum comfort.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) July 31, 2023

EMPAVA, designer and manufacturer of kitchen and bath products, introduces the new Walk-in Whirlpool Bathtub. The bathtub was designed with a compact, 52.5-inch length to seamlessly integrate into any bathroom space, while boasting a larger than average soaking depth and entry door for maximum comfort. With several safety features incorporated throughout, including easy-grip handrails for added stability, an integrated seating area and an ultra-low, 4-inch step-in threshold, the ADA compliant tub provides a piece of mind for individuals with limited mobility.

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“With recent studies showing over 75% of adults over 50 prefer to age in place, upgrading to more accessible products in the home becomes essential,” said Ricky Cheng, President of EMPAVA. “Our walk-in tub empowers elderly and individuals with disabilities to enjoy a safe and relaxing bathing experience in the comfort of their own bathroom.”

KEY FEATURES OF THE 53-INCH WALK-IN BATHTUB:

For more information about the 53-inch Walk-In Bathtub, please visit https://empava.com/.

About EMPAVAEMPAVA, designer and manufacturer of kitchen and bath products, offers more choices and more ways to purchase sleek, elegant and affordable kitchen and bath products online. From refined, high-performance ranges and powerful range hoods, gas ranges, cooktops and ovens, to stylish freestanding and whirlpool air bathtubs, EMPAVA creates unique and elegantly designed kitchen and bath products at less than premium pricing. For more information about EMPAVA and its full suite of kitchen and bath products, visit https://EMPAVA.com/.

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