ADA Shower
Choosing A Roll In Shower For Elderly Loved Ones
A simple checklist for picking the right shower size, threshold height, and seat style for older adults who want to stay at home longer.
Read More →Showers For Elderly That Look Amazing And Feel Safe
You shouldn’t have to choose between a safe shower and a bathroom you love. Our barrier free roll in showers and low threshold showers are designed for elderly and seniors who want safer access, simple cleaning, and a modern look that adds value to the home.
Barrier Free & Roll In Showers For Seniors
Roll in showers are perfect for wheelchairs, walkers, and anyone who worries about tripping over a tall tub wall. With a low or flush entry, water-friendly flooring, and properly placed grab bars, they make daily bathing much less stressful.
- Zero or low threshold entry for easier access with mobility devices.
- Non-slip surfaces and grab bars to help reduce fall risk.
- Fold down or fixed seats so you can sit and shower comfortably.
- Custom drain styles, including trench drains, end drains, and center drains.
Barrier Free Roll In Showers
Low Threshold Showers
Made in the U.S.A.
Not sure where to start? Many families begin by taking a few quick measurements of the
existing shower or tub space. When you request a free quote, we’ll walk you through how to measure, what
photos to send, and which ADA guidelines matter most for your situation.
Wheelchair accessible roll in shower with integrated soap dishes and fold up seat.
ADA Showers, Low Threshold & Walk-In Shower Kits
Every home is a little different. Some seniors need a fully ADA roll in shower for wheelchairs. Others just want a low curb that is easier to step over with a cane. We help you choose the right pan, wall system, and accessories for the way you actually bathe.
Roll in shower with trench drain for smoother wheelchair access and easier cleanup.
ADA Roll In Shower Options
We carry a wide range of ADA-friendly roll in shower kits in popular sizes like 60" x 34", 60" x 48" and 72" x 48". You can choose beveled thresholds, trench drains, and factory-installed backing for grab bars so you can place support exactly where it helps most.
- ADA roll in shower kits shipped nationwide.
- Multiple pan styles, including beveled and barrier free.
- Wall systems with built-in shelves, soap dishes, and foot rests.
- Compatible seats and grab bars for extra support.
ADA Showers
One-Day Installation In Many Areas
DIY Delivery Options
Prefer a simple low step shower instead of a full ADA roll in design? We also carry low threshold shower pans
that help reduce stepping height while still looking like a traditional shower.
Roll In Shower vs Walk In Tub: Which Is Better For You?
Some people picture a walk in tub when they think of safer bathing. Others do better with a roll in or low threshold shower. There is no one-size-fits-all answer. The best choice depends on mobility, health conditions, bathroom layout, and how you like to bathe.
Quick comparison: show me the difference in plain language.
Roll In Showers For Elderly
- Best when stepping over a tub wall feels risky.
- Great for wheelchairs, walkers and caregivers who assist with bathing.
- You can stand, sit on a shower seat, or transfer from a wheelchair.
- Shorter bathing time; easier to fit into daily routines.
- Often easier for aging in place with changing mobility over time.
Walk In Tubs For Seniors
- Best if you love soaking and hydrotherapy for aches and pains.
- Built-in seat with door that swings in or out of the tub.
- Air and water jets can help with stiffness and circulation.
- You stay seated while bathing; ideal for people who tire easily.
- Good fit when you want a spa-style soak more than a quick shower.
Many families land on a simple solution: a safer shower now, with the option to add a walk in tub later. Others combine both and install a walk in tub next to a roll in shower in larger bathrooms.
When you speak with our team, we’ll ask a few quick questions about balance, fall history, joint pain, and how often you like to bathe. Then we can suggest a few practical options instead of pushing one product.
Already leaning toward a walk in tub? Visit our main site to learn more about walk in tubs for elderly and see if a hydrotherapy tub might be a better fit than a shower-only setup.
Some bathrooms have both: a walk in tub for soaking and a low threshold shower for quick rinses.
Free Shower Safety & Design Consultation
Answer a few quick questions below and we’ll help you compare showers for elderly, ADA roll in showers, low threshold options and walk in tubs. No pressure. No rush. Just clear information so you can make a confident decision.
Worried About Falls?
We can walk you through grab bar placement, seat options and pan style to support balance.
Working With A Budget?
Let us know your budget and timeline so we can recommend options that make sense financially.
DIY Or Pro Install
We offer shower kits for contractors and DIYers plus professional installation in many areas.
Respect For Your Time
Quick, clear follow-up. No endless high-pressure visits or “today only” pricing gimmicks.
Showers For Elderly • Free Quote Request
Complete this form and we’ll usually respond by the next business day with options and next steps.
Showers For Elderly: Helpful Articles & Resources
Learn how to reduce fall risks in the bathroom, compare different shower designs, and understand what really matters when choosing a shower for elderly and seniors.
Low Threshold Showers vs Standard Tubs
Compare the real-world pros and cons of replacing a traditional tub with a low threshold shower for seniors.
Read More →ADA Roll In Showers & Fall Prevention
Learn how ADA roll in showers, grab bars, and proper seat placement can support fall prevention in the bathroom for older adults.
Read More →Questions About Showers For Elderly?
These are some of the most common questions families ask us when they start exploring roll in showers, low threshold showers and walk in tubs for elderly loved ones.
Do I have to remodel the entire bathroom to install a roll in shower?
Not always. In many homes, a roll in or low threshold shower can be installed in the same footprint as the existing tub or shower. The exact work depends on the plumbing, subfloor and local building codes. During your consultation, we can discuss simple replacement options and let you know if more extensive remodeling is needed.
Are ADA roll in showers only for wheelchairs?
No. Many people who do not use a wheelchair still benefit from ADA-style roll in showers. The combination of a low or barrier free threshold, grab bars and a secure seat can make bathing safer for anyone who is worried about falling, has joint pain, or is recovering from surgery.
How do I know if a walk in tub is better than a shower for my situation?
It often comes down to energy levels, chronic pain, and personal preference. If you enjoy long soaks and want hydrotherapy for aches and stiffness, a walk in tub may be a better fit. If you prefer quick showers, have limited space, or rely on a caregiver, a roll in or low threshold shower is often the easiest solution. We can help you compare both during a quick call.
Do you offer DIY shower kits for my contractor?
Yes. We can ship complete shower kits, including pans, walls, seats and grab bars, directly to you or your contractor. We’ll help your installer understand the specifications and answer product questions so the shower is installed correctly.
Can showers for elderly still look modern and stylish?
Absolutely. Many of today’s roll in and low threshold showers are designed to look like beautiful spa showers. You can choose tile-style walls, stone looks, upgraded fixtures and glass doors while still keeping the space safe for elderly family members.
How much do showers for elderly usually cost?
Pricing depends on size, style, accessories and whether you need professional installation. Some families focus on the most important safety features first and upgrade finishes later. During your quote, we’ll walk through approximate price ranges and help you stay within your budget.
Do you serve my area?
Aging Safely Baths & More works with customers across the U.S. Many solutions can be shipped directly to you, and in select areas we can coordinate professional installation. When you request a quote, let us know your ZIP code and we’ll share the options available.
Have a question we didn’t cover here? Call us at 1-888-779-2284 (BATH) or use the quick form above and we’ll get you answers.