Barrier-Free Wheelchair Accessible Showers

Wheelchair accessible showers give you the freedom to bathe safely and with dignity, without stepping over a tub wall. Ella’s barrier-free shower kits combine a low-threshold, anti-slip base with durable wall panels, so a wheelchair or shower chair can roll straight in. Whether you need an independent roll-in shower or a setup designed for a caregiver to assist, our ADA-style kits are made to fit real bathrooms and real routines.Below you will find our two customizable kits for wheelchair users, where you choose each component. Not sure which one fits your space? Use our Shower Builder to design your own, or explore our roll-in shower bases if you only need the base.

Shower commode chair rolled into a barrier free walk in shower on a low threshold wheelchair accessible shower pan.

Choose your base, walls, seat, grab bars and accessories to assemble a shower kit for independent, barrier-free bathing.

Bañeras sin puerta accesibles de Ella's Bubbles instaladas en un cuarto de baño moderno

Pick the components that give a wheelchair user and a caregiver the space and support they need, from curtains to grab bars.

Overhead view of a wheelchair accessible roll-in shower with turning space, grab bars and handheld showerhead

What to Look for in a Wheelchair Accessible Shower

A good accessible shower is more than a bigger opening. These are the features that make a roll-in shower safe and easy to use every day:

  • Low or zero threshold so wheels glide in without a lip.
  • Anti-slip surface to reduce falls on a wet floor.
  • Generous turning space for a wheelchair or shower chair.
  • Grab bars and a handheld showerhead within easy reach.
  • Room for a caregiver to assist without getting soaked.

Ella’s barrier-free showers are built around these needs, and every kit is designed with ADA accessibility in mind.

Design a shower that fits your space

Choose your base, walls, seat, grab bars and accessories, and see your estimate in real time with our Shower Builder.

Wheelchair Accessible Shower FAQ

Quick answers to the questions we hear most about barrier-free showers.

01

What makes a shower wheelchair accessible?

A low or zero threshold, an anti-slip floor, enough turning space, reachable grab bars and a handheld showerhead.

02

What size does a roll-in shower need?

Most wheelchair users need at least 60″ x 30″, and 60″ x 36″ gives more room to maneuver and for a caregiver.

03

Roll-in or transfer shower: which one?

A roll-in lets a wheelchair or shower chair enter directly. A transfer shower has a seat you move onto from the chair.

04

Can I customize my accessible shower?

Yes. Our Shower Builder lets you pick the base, walls and accessories that fit your bathroom.

Still have questions?

Our team is happy to help you find the right accessible shower for your bathroom.

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