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Our walk-in tubs in the LA areaCozy Tubs offers service in the Los Angeles area for a large variety of accessible bathing products. We specialize in walk-in tubs, walk-in showers, roll-in showers and accessible bathroom design and installations.

Find a large variety of products from well-known and reliable brands like Kohler, Sterling, and Ella for much less than anywhere in the Los Angeles area. Because of our large purchasing power, we simply pass the savings down to our customers, which means you get a higher quality product for a fraction of the retail cost. Compare our products and see the difference.

Our installation team is fast and can handle any size project small or large. Our installations are always done according to manufacture specifications for any our walk-in tubs or walk-in shower systems ensuring that your product warranty will always cover your purchase.

We offer service for both residential and commercial type applications, and offer a Quality workmanship warranty on all of our work.

Our popular walk-in tub models

Walk in bathtubs offered by: Safety Tubs, Ariel, Homeward Bath, Universal, and Total Care Bathing. Choose between our different models including the MG-301 Deluxe, the M-3048 and the Belay which include the hydrotherapy deluxe massage feature.

Walk in shower for every bathroom type

We carry a large variety of walk-in shower kits made from a high quality composite material put together using interlocking joints making them completely water-proof without the need of using caulk or any other binding material. Installations are fast and can be done in as quick as one day. We offer many product options from Sterling, Ella, Dreamline and Aquatic accessible and can also do custom walk-in shower designs and installations.

Roll-in showers that are ADA complaintWalk in bathtubs Cozy Tubs Los Angeles

If you’re looking for quality accessible bath products, look no further. We have one of the largest variety of ADA roll-in shower systems in LA from reliable brands like Freedom, Clarion, and Florestone. Designed with the lowest floor threshold in the popular 64” x 35” or in more compact sizes for smaller bathrooms. We offer installations for residential and commercial bathrooms.

A better accessible bathroom solution


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