Ella's Bubbles pioneered the two-seat walk in tub and still makes the only four models worth installing. The Companion and Tub4Two fit a standard 60-inch alcove at 32 inches wide; the Escape and Big4Two are 36 inches wide and 72 to 80 inches long for larger bathrooms. All four have facing seats, hydro and air massage with independent foot jets, and Ella's dual drain so nobody sits waiting in cooling water.
Two Seat Walk In Tubs: Bathe Together, or With Help
Two facing seats, one door, one fill. For couples who want to keep bathing together and for caregivers who need to be in the tub, not leaning over it.
4two-seat models
60"fits standard alcove
2independent pumps
80 sdual-drain empty
Models that fit
Big4Two
36" × 80" · seat 24" · Two-person tub at 36 x 80: bathe together or with a caregiver.
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Tub4Two
32" × 60" · seat 22" · Two facing seats in a 32 x 60 footprint.
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Escape
36" × 72" · seat 29" · Two-seat 36 x 72 with an inward door for tighter bathrooms.
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Companion
32" × 60" · seat 25" · Two seats in a 32 x 60 footprint with an inward door.
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- Couples who have always bathed together and do not want a walk in tub to end that.
- Caregivers bathing a spouse or parent with dementia or limited mobility: sitting in the tub is safer than leaning over it.
- Parents of adult children with disabilities, for the same reason.
- Households that disagree: one seat can run hydro jets while the other soaks.
Two-seat tubs use 70 to 100 gallons, so we check your water heater before ordering.
Questions we answer every day
Do two-seat walk in tubs fit a normal bathroom?
The Companion and Tub4Two are 32 x 60, so they fit a standard alcove with a wider-than-usual width. The Escape and Big4Two need a 36-inch-wide space and 72 to 80 inches of length.
Can each seat have its own jets?
Yes. Ella runs separate hydro pumps and an independent footwell massage, and the air system covers both seats.
Is one door enough for two people?
Yes. The door is in the middle of the long side; each bather steps in and turns to their seat.
How much water does a two-seat tub use?
Roughly 70 to 100 gallons. A 50-gallon heater fills the Companion; larger models are best paired with a tankless heater.
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