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High Quality Walk-in Bathtubs & Installations Los Angeles

Cozy Tubs is a premier product and service provider of walk-in bathtubs and they give the best walk-in tubs in the market for an inexpensive price. We are purchasing by bulk so we usually pass the savings to our customers and offer the cheapest pricing possible.

Instead of accepting a less expensive product from a manufacturer that you do not know, you can now have your own walk-in tubs in Los Angeles CA and obtain bathing products from the brands that you know such as Koehler, Whirlpool, Homeward Bath and more.

Installation done right the first time!

The installation is convenient and fast and it will be done by our professional team for the entire walk-in bathtubs and showering system selection.

You can obtain the specifics for any project size from out top level contractors and get your installation booked. We will guarantee that your walk-in bathtub will be effectively installed depending on the manufacturer specifications and it will be backed by our quality workmanship warranty.

You can give us a call right now to obtain free product information on any of our systems or if you have questions on our service.

Did you know?

Most of the accidents experienced by seniors and people who are mobility challenged happen inside the bathroom. It will be very dangerous for your health and well-being to move around in your bathroom once you get and bathing will be very difficult as well.

You just need a few bucks a day and you can feel safe and your confidence will improve with a new walk-in tub. It will give you the feeling like you are in the spa every time you take a bath.

You will have a more tranquil sleep and your energy will grow. There are a lot of benefits that you can obtain from this.

Featured walk-in tub systems:

The MG Deluxe actually mixes ADA compliant features with luxurious features in a well-crafted composite acrylic bathtub which is finished with polished stainless steel and a tempered glass framed door.

This is a nice contemporary design that will look amazing in any bathroom style and it is also loaded with features like a 10 jet hydrotherapy system, a fast draining feature, 17" high extra wide seating area with a pillow rest and more.

The M3048 matches seamlessly in a 48" shower tall with over a 30" depth and it can be moved in most doorways with ease. It provides a capacity of 57 gallons and also a size that will make any person comfortable when bathing.

This unit also comes with an outstanding parts warranty and it is loaded with great features and popular spa features like hydrotherapy, a handheld deluxe massage shower head and more for a very attractive price.

The Belay, alternatively, has a wide door and extra low step over threshold, handrails that are very easy to hold on to and comfortably positioned for easy access. It has advanced no-slip flooring, heated seating and neck area, adjustable jets and also a 3 speed massage feature.


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