CleanCut Step Tub Conversion Kit, White, Large

great I expensive alternative to tub removal. if you want a easy walk thru into a tub, this is much easier than tub removal and installing a shower pan

This Bath Tub Accessibility Kit works just great. My husband had to cut it out a little different as our tub was a little bigger in one place and smaller in the other end, he cut it out to fit . The step in was a little to high for me so he built a three inch step for me so its much easier for me to get in. He had to wear safety glasses and a mask. He had a fan to help blow the dust out the window. He thought that the biggest job was the clean up afterwards. We are very happy with the step in shower. Love it So sorry i cant take a picture of it , but it works great.

Easy to install, I made sure I had the recommended drill bit and jigsaw blade. It is a strenuous job cutting into the tub, and make sure your drill and saw are charged up. My cordless drills weren't up to the job. I didn't even try the messy glue, the plastic just snapped in very tight. I just applied some silicon along the inside and top seam

Installed this on my mother's tub and worked perfectly. She loves it. I watched a video link the seller provided with the order on how to do it. No issues.

My mother-in-law fell trying to get into her tub over a year ago. She just can’t raise her leg that high anymore. She’s in VA and we’re in CA so it took a bit to get her on the schedule. I purchase the product, shipped it to her house, and checked my tools in luggage on the plane (jigsaw, drill, caulking gun, tape, gloves vinyl & leather). The installation videos really helped. The only issue I ran into was the spacers for the step with 2x4 installed was too short. Had to get 4x4 from lumberyard instead. Cutting the pattern onto the step took lots and lots of measuring. The tub front and top had profiles that were hard to line up from side to side. And the cutting was super messy. Should have done that outdoors or in a garage. And I never heard of “flamming” the cut edge, so another trip to Lowes for propane torch. I spent more time heating the edge than on video to make sure it softened & smoothed out the cut surface. The caulking step was an absolute bear, but with silicone I expected that. Just used lots of paper towels to remove excess material. Had to buy a longer shower curtain (76”) which is hard to find (think Amazon!). Overall took me about 6 hours with trips to Lowes and lumberyard-and I’m very handy (your results may vary). At the end of day, product was relatively easy, looks great, and should solve Mom’s access issue.