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Ella's Bubbles: End Panels And Extension Panels

Published febrero 2024 · 1:50 · 4 chapters

Ella's Bubbles: End Panels And Extension Panels
Chapters in this video
  1. 0:00 Reversible End Panel Placement The video explains how to position the reversible end panel on either side of the tub to cover plumbing and the frame.
  2. 0:33 Extension Panel For Shorter Tubs Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs under 60 inches long include an extension panel to fit standard 60-inch alcoves.
  3. 1:06 Removable Front Apron Panels Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs feature a removable front apron with access panels for servicing plumbing and components.
  4. 1:28 Removing Panels Before Moving Tub All removable panels, including the front apron, end panel, and extension panels, must be removed before moving the walk-in tub.

Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs include end panels and extension panels to fit various bathroom layouts. This video explains their purpose, placement, and how to remove them for service or moving the tub.

Every Ella walk-in tub comes with one reversible end panel. This panel can be installed on either side of the tub for corner installations, covering the plumbing and frame. For example, if the tub is in a right-side corner, the end panel goes on the opposite left side. A second end panel can be purchased separately if the tub is installed against a back wall with both ends exposed.

Walk-in tubs shorter than 60 inches in length include an extension panel to fill a standard 60-inch alcove opening. All Ella's acrylic walk-in tubs measuring less than 60 inches in length come with reversible extension panels, except for the Mobile and Front Entry models. The Front Entry walk-in tub includes two side panels due to its unique design.

Ella walk-in tubs feature a removable front apron with access panels for servicing plumbing and other components. All removable panels, including the front apron, end panel, and extension panels, must be removed before moving the walk-in tub into the house or bathroom.

  • Reversible end panel placement
  • Extension panel for 60-inch alcoves
  • Removable front apron access panels
  • Removing panels before moving tub

Step by step help for this topic: Can the Tub Be Freestanding? Exposed Ends, Second End Panels, and Knee Walls, Extension panels and filler kits: fitting your walk-in tub into a 60 inch alcove and End Panels, Extension Panels, and Aprons: Getting the Right Replacement Panel.

Video transcript1 paragraph · 1:50

every L walk-in bathtub comes with one reversible end panel which can be placed on either side of the tub for example if the walk-in tub is situated in the right side corner of the bathroom the reversible end panel will be installed on the opposite left side of the tub covering the plumbing and the frame or reverse it if the tub is placed in the left corner of the bathroom a second panel can be purchased at an additional cost to cover the other end of the tub in case the walk-in tub is installed against the back wall with both ends open any elokin tub that is less than 60 in Long comes with an extension panel so the tub you choose will fit perfectly into a standard 60-in tub Al Cove it can be placed on the right side of the tub or on the left side of the tub however if you feel you don't need the extra end panel or the extra extension panel in an effort to reduced plastic waste you can opt out of receiving one or the other L walk-in tubs come with a removable apron affixed to the tub's front typically there are two easily removable panels to facilitate service access to the plumbing and other components the method of attaching the front apron with Clips screws velcro tape or even magnets varies depending on the model of the walk-in tub all removal able panels including the front apron with access panels end panel and extension panels must be removed before the walk-in tub is moved into the house and into the bathroom

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