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Ella Big4One 33x66: Large Single-Seat Tub for Tall and Broad Bathers

Updated September 2026

The Ella Big4One is the large single-seat walk-in tub built for tall or broad bathers, one size below the ShaK. Its spec sheet lists an actual size of 33 1/8 inches wide by 66 inches long by 39.5 inches high, a 24 inch seat, and a water capacity of 127 gallons unoccupied and 75 to 100 gallons occupied, depending on bather size. It uses the outward-swing U-shape door, ships with the digital controller running air massage plus dual hydro, and is the tub the team points to for bathers around 6 feet and taller with broad shoulders.

Man relaxing with hands behind his head in the Ella Big4One 33x66 walk-in tub with the hydro jets running and the outward swing door
The Big4One's 66 inch length and 24 inch seat give a tall bather room to stretch out.

Dimensions and Fit

  • Actual 33 1/8 x 66 x 39.5 in; crate 36 x 68 x 49 in; net 271 lb, shipping 400 lb.
  • Seat 24 in on the spec sheet (the manual prints 27 in), about 21 to 22 in long.
  • White composite and tempered glass U-door, 3-latch lock, outward swing through 165 degrees; the door is centered and cannot be moved to one side, and it needs clear floor space in front.
  • No extension panel; reversible end panel and wall grab bar included; the back sits against a wall, and a second end panel can be added if a third side is exposed.
  • Doorways and hallways must clear the 36 inch crate width, or the 33 1/8 inch tub with panels removed; see will it fit through my doorway.

Who Should Choose It

The team recommends the Big4One for tall bathers (a 6 ft 3, 350 lb bather with 21 inch hips and a 6 ft 4 bather with broad shoulders were both pointed here), and it is not recommended for bathers under about 6 feet, because its very long seat is designed for taller bathers and is uncomfortable for a normal to shorter person. Smaller bathers can use it and simply have extra room, but if you want a snugger fit the team will suggest a 60 inch model instead, and larger bathers who are not tall are usually happier in the TransferXXL or Monaco. Bathers 6 ft 4 and taller may prefer the ShaK. Weight limits and bariatric options compares the wide-seat tubs, and seat sizes and soaking depth shows how to measure yourself.

Former football player standing 6 foot 7 beside the Ella Big4One outward swing door walk-in tub with a height chart
A 6 foot 7 bather beside the Big4One; the model is sized for tall and broad bathers.

Standard and Optional

Ships with the digital-controller Air + dual Hydro package; it is not sold as a soaker.

  • Hydro seat: 15 seat jets, 9A 900W pump, digital control.
  • Hydro foot and calf: 4 foot and 2 calf jets, 7A 900W pump, in-line heater 6A 750W, ozone.
  • Air: 12 seat and 4 foot jets, 4.5A 500W pump with Auto Purge, digital control.
  • LED 0.5A; optional microbubble and heated seat. Dedicated 115V 60Hz GFCI lines: two 20A lines standard, three with microbubbles.

Also included: 5-piece fast-fill faucet, dual 2 in 4-port T-type drains, and a front apron with two access panels. Because the foot and calf jets run on their own pump with the heater, the Big4One offers independent foot massage without filling the whole tub.

Installation Tips on Video

Installation Tips For The Ella Big4One
Chapters in this video
  1. 0:00 Preparing for Your Walk-In Tub The video shows the removal of an old tub and the preparation of the space for a new Ella's Bubbles walk-in tub.
  2. 0:31 Unboxing and Leveling the Tub The installer removes the tub's panels to prevent damage and then levels the tub using its adjustable leveling legs.
  3. 1:00 Ella's Dual Drain Technology The video explains Ella's dual drain system and shows different drain configurations for efficient water removal.
  4. 2:03 Water Supply and Electrical Connections The video highlights the importance of shutoff valves, proper supply lines, and dedicated GFCI circuits for the tub.
  5. 2:31 Designing for Easy Access The video recommends incorporating access panels into the bathroom remodel for convenient future servicing of the tub.

Watch: Ella's Bubbles: Installation Tips For The Ella Big4One with chapters and a full transcript.

  1. Remove end panels, side panels, and aprons before carrying; lift by the frame.
  2. Level on the adjustable legs so the door seals.
  3. Connect the dual 4-port drains, using two or four ports and capping the rest, each with a P-trap; a 2 in main is recommended, though a T or Y into 1 1/2 in works.
  4. Place shut-off valves near the tub and run 3/4 in supply lines.
  5. Provide dedicated GFCI circuits and plan service access panels.

The spec sheet with the electrical and plumbing details for your contractor is under the Downloads tab of the Big4One product page, and what size water heater do I need covers the larger heater a 127 gallon tub deserves.

Big4One: Largest & Most Spacious Walk-In Tub
Chapters in this video
  1. 0:00 Introducing The Big4One Tub Ella's Bubbles introduces the Big4One, one of the largest walk-in tubs available on the market today.
  2. 0:13 Spacious Design For Comfort The Big4One tub is designed with comfort in mind, accommodating extra-large bathers with its generous dimensions.
  3. 0:36 Safety Features For Easy Access The tub features a low threshold, sturdy grab bars, and textured slip-resistant floors for easy and safe entry and exit.
  4. 0:54 Innovative Jetting Design Ella's walk-in tubs are famous for their innovative jetting design, covering parts of the body competitors often miss.
  5. 1:27 Independent Foot Massage Feature The Big4One also offers an independent foot massage, an exclusive Ella's Bubbles feature for an invigorating hydro foot massage.

The video above shows the Big4One as the largest and most spacious single-seat tub of its family. Watch: Big4One: Largest & Most Spacious Walk-In Tub with chapters and a full transcript.

Common Questions

Is the Big4One good for someone 6 foot 3 and 300 pounds?
Yes, the Ella Big4One walk-in tub is designed for bathers around 6 feet and taller with broad shoulders, such as a 6 foot 3, 350 lb bather. Its 24-inch seat and 66-inch length provide ample room for broad shoulders and long legs to stretch out comfortably.
Is the Big4One safe for someone 5 foot 4?
It will hold them safely, but the team does not recommend it for bathers under about 6 feet because the very long seat is built for taller bathers and is uncomfortable for a shorter person. The Monaco or TransferXXL are the usual suggestions for a larger bather who is not tall.
Can I get the Big4One without jets?
No, the Ella Big4One walk-in tub is not available without jets. It ships standard with the digital controller running the Air massage plus dual Hydro massage package and is not offered as a soaker model.
Can the door be moved to one side?
No, the U-shape door on the Ella Big4One walk-in tub cannot be moved to one side. The door is fixed in the middle of the long side of the tub and swings outward through 165 degrees, requiring clear floor space in front for operation.
Is there an extension panel for the Big4One?
No, there is no extension panel available for the Ella Big4One walk-in tub. At 66 inches long, it already exceeds the length of a standard alcove, so extension panels are not manufactured for this model. Reversible end panels are included to close off any exposed ends if the tub is not installed against a wall on all three sides.
Is the Ella Big4One 33x66 walk-in tub in stock?
Availability for the Ella Big4One 33x66 walk-in tub varies. To confirm current stock before scheduling your installer, please ask your Ella dealer or contact the Ella's Bubbles team directly.
How many electrical circuits does it need?
The Ella Big4One walk-in tub requires two dedicated 20 amp 115V 60Hz GFCI electrical lines for the standard Air plus dual Hydro package. If the optional microbubble therapy is added, a third dedicated 20 amp 115V 60Hz GFCI line will be needed.
Can I use bath salts in it?
Yes, you can use bath salts in the Ella Big4One walk-in tub. To do so, ensure the jets are turned off while the salts dissolve and during your soak. After your bath, drain the tub, rinse it thoroughly, and wipe down any chrome fixtures.

For anything specific to your model or your order, open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support or call (800) 480-6850. The team is glad to help.

About this guide. Answers in the Ella’s Bubbles Support Center are compiled from real conversations with tub owners, our technicians’ notes and the product documentation, then reviewed by our team. Tub models and options have evolved over the years, so a detail here may differ slightly from your exact tub. If something looks different on yours, send us your serial number and a specialist will confirm it for your model.

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