Where Are the Spec Sheets and Exact Dimensions for Transfer Walk-In Tubs?

Every Transfer walk-in tub has its own spec sheet, a free PDF under the Downloads tab of that model's page at ellasbubbles.com, and the exact door, seat, drain and placement dimensions are printed on that sheet rather than in the brochure. The five current models are the Transfer26, Transfer30, Transfer32, Transfer60 and TransferXXL, and the route to any model's documents is laid out in How to Get the Spec Sheet and Manual for Your Ella Walk-In Tub Model. This page brings the Transfer family together in one place, puts the published sizes side by side, and explains which figures only the spec sheet drawing for your door hand can answer.

Where Each Transfer Spec Sheet Lives

Ella uses the words cut sheet, spec sheet and specifications for the same document, so whichever term your plumber uses, there is one file per model. To reach it:

1. Go to ellasbubbles.com and open the page for your Transfer model.
2. Pick Left or Right under Door and Drain Position first. On every walk-in tub model the spec sheet download then switches to the drawing for that hand. The default sheet contains both hands, Left pages first, then Right.
3. Select the Downloads tab. The Download Specifications link opens the spec sheet PDF, and the same tab holds the owner's manual.
4. Select the Therapy Options tab to download the electrical diagram for the therapy package you have or are considering.

Do not be surprised when the manual opens with five tubs in it. The owner's manual is a single document covering the Transfer26, Transfer30, Transfer32, Transfer60 and TransferXXL together, while the spec sheet is specific to one model. For the TransferXXL, the sheet can also be opened directly at https://ellasbubbles.com/wp-content/uploads/walk-in-tub/specifications/wheelchair-transfer/transferxxl.pdf, which is the easier choice when you want to send a link to your plumber or electrician rather than describe where to click. Where can I download the TransferXXL 36x55 cut sheet PDF? walks through that sheet, including the dimension drawings on pages two and three.

The family also has a brochure, Wheelchair-Accessible-Transfer-Walk-In-Tub-Brochure.pdf, which gives photos, feature callouts and rounded nominal sizes. When a brochure and a spec sheet disagree, the current spec sheet is correct, and the inch figures printed on it are the authoritative specifications. Brochures and Catalogs: The Six Digital Brochures, What Each One Covers, Known Misprints, and How to Get a Copy explains the difference between the two documents.

Transfer Family Sizes Side by Side

The table gathers the figures that appear in the published brochure, the current spec sheets and the Transfer video tour. Where a model's actual size is not printed in those sources, the cell says not listed, and the spec sheet for that model is where you read it.

What the differences mean: the three 52 inch models share a length, so the choice among them is width and seat width, which climb from 19 inches to 24 inches as the tub widens from 26 to 32 inches. The Transfer60 keeps the 30 inch width of the Transfer30 and adds length for a longer seat and footwell, which is why it suits a full 60 inch bathtub opening, while the Transfer26 ships with an 8 inch extension panel so a 52 inch tub can fit snugly into a standard opening. The TransferXXL adds width rather than length and has the widest seat in the family. The video tour adds interior figures for the two 52 inch acrylic models: the Transfer32 has 44 inches of interior length, a 15 1/2 inch seat length and a soaking depth of 14 1/2 inches, and the Transfer30 shares the same interior and seat length with its 22 inch seat. Wheelchair Transfer Tubs on Video: Transfer26, Transfer30, Transfer32, Transfer60, TransferXXL and the Legacy S-Class 3655 puts those on-screen figures next to the current spec sheets, which govern when a number differs.

Door, Drain and Placement Dimensions for Your Hand

Installers most often ask for the door opening, how the door sits in relation to the walls, and where the drain falls. Those are drawing figures, and they are on the spec sheet for the hand you ordered, which is why choosing Left or Right before downloading matters. The sheet lists the tub's overall dimensions, door and seat details, drain and water supply information, and the electrical requirements for the therapy systems offered on that model. The Ella faucet package is documented inside the same PDF, so look for the faucet pages within it rather than for a separate document.

One rule helps you read the drawing: on an Ella walk-in tub the door and the drains are on opposite sides. A left-side door tub has its drains on the right, and a right-side door tub has its drains on the left, with sides as you face the tub. So if you are planning around a left door, pick Left, and the drawing shows the drains toward the right end of the tub.

The Transfer door itself is the extra wide L-shaped outward swing door with a two-latch gear and shaft lock. The short video on this page shows the handle engaging that mechanism: the L-shaped door uses a two shaft gear and lock system, while the U-shaped door on other Ella families uses three. Because the door swings outward, check the clear floor space in front of the tub against the drawing, and keep the shipping size in mind too. The TransferXXL, for example, ships in a crate of 38 by 57 by 50 inches, which has to pass through the door and down the hall before the 36 by 55 inch tub is unpacked.

Jets, Therapy Packages and the Electrical Diagram

A Transfer spec sheet can show two different jet figures, and both are correct. There is no single per-model jet count for the Transfer family; the jet count is determined by the therapy package purchased, so read the figure that belongs to your package. Every model, including the Transfer60 and the TransferXXL, is also offered as a soaking tub with no jets, and What is the shortest wheelchair transfer tub and which come without jets? ranks the five by size and shows what the no-jet version keeps. The electrical diagram under Therapy Options is specific to the package; if yours is the push-control Air + Hydro + Hydro Independent Foot Massage, its Available On box lists the TransferXXL as XXL. The correct model name is TransferXXL, and there is no XXXL model in the Ella's Bubbles lineup, so treat any XXXL reading as a misprint that refers to this same tub. The current TransferXXL sheet is 8 pages, carries a document date of 05/07/26, and prints a water capacity of 132 gallons.

If You Own a Transfer Tub and Have No Paperwork

Owners who bought a home with a Transfer tub already installed often have no documents and may not know which therapy package the tub has. Open the magnetic access panel next to the door and photograph the label inside, which carries the serial number and model information. Send the photo through ellasbubbles.com/support and the team will reply with the manual and spec sheet for that exact tub. Once you have them, save the spec sheet, the manual and the electrical diagram together and share all three with your plumber and electrician before installation day. Spec sheets and manuals are technical documents; for questions about a specific order, your Ella dealer or the team at (800) 480-6850 can help.

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