Three current models and one legacy line are covered here. The Ultra is the aluminum-and-glass inward-door tub, the Standard and the Flow are the acrylic inward S-shape door tubs, and the S-Class is a legacy line that appears in older Ella's Bubbles videos. Each current model has a product video, and this article pairs the on-screen figures with the current spec sheets so you have one set of numbers to plan with.

Video 1: The Ultra

The Ultra tour introduces a frameless brushed aluminum door with a frosted glass panel, described as warm to the touch, plus a stainless steel towel bar. It gives an ADA compliant 17 inch seat height, a 19 inch seat length for leg support, a 17 1/2 inch soaking depth measured from the top of the seat to the center of the overflow, 42 inches of interior length and 24 inches of shoulder width. An extension panel is available so the tub fits a 60 inch alcove. Therapies shown are three-speed air with auto purge, hydro with in-line heater, intensity dial and calf jets, ozone, and the independent foot massage with its own dedicated pump. It shows the 5-piece fast-fill faucet, dual drain technology, a choice of digital or push-button controls, chromatherapy, the heated seat and backrest, the four-fold glass screen and the rain-head shower column as options. The current spec sheet adds the actual size, 29 1/2 by 52 1/8 by 40 inches, a 22 inch seat width, 75 gallons unoccupied, two 2 inch four-port drains, a 7 inch extension panel and one reversible end panel included, and the four packages: Air plus Hydro, Hydro plus Hydro Foot, Hydro plus Micro, and Hydro.

Video 2: The Flow

The Flow is the space saver for small to average size bathers and smaller bathrooms. The video gives 38 inches of interior length, a 20 inch seat width and a 13 inch seat length, and shows the extension panel for a 60 inch alcove and the end panel on the faucet side. It shows the low threshold, textured floor, the door handle, hydro with intensity dial and in-line heater, foot and calf jets, the 2-piece fast-fill faucet with hand shower, the drain with its emergency pull chain, a single dedicated GFCI connection and the optional removable head and neck support. The current spec sheet gives an actual size of 28 by 48 by 36 1/2 inches, 16 hydro jets, 65 gallons unoccupied, one 2 inch drain with an overflow and emergency pull-up chain, and a 15 amp GFCI outlet, where most other Ella tub sheets call for 20 amps. The video mentions a 28 inch doorway; because the tub's actual width is 28 inches and the crate is 32 inches wide, plan on a passage wider than the width you are moving through, and ask the team before ordering if a doorway is tight.

Video 3: The Standard

The Standard tour gives 43 inches of interior length, a 22 inch wide seat with an 18 inch seat length and a 15 inch soaking depth, and shows the 7 inch extension panel for a 60 inch alcove, grab bars, the low threshold and textured floor, hydro with intensity dial and in-line heater, the 5-piece fast-fill faucet with hand shower, and the drain with its emergency pull chain. The current spec sheet gives an actual size of 29 5/8 by 52 3/4 by 37 1/2 inches, 18 hydro jets (12 upper, 6 lower), 65 gallons unoccupied and a 20 amp GFCI circuit. Both the Standard and the Flow have one 2 inch floor drain; the T-type drain body under the tub has multiple ports so your installer can connect the house drain from either side, and unused ports come capped. The video's phrase "dual port drain" refers to that connection hardware, not to two drains.

The S-Class: A Legacy Line

The S-Class is not part of the current lineup, but its videos are still on the channel and owners still write in. Two S-Class 3052 and 3060 videos exist, one for the 3 inch threshold version and one for the 6 inch version, and a third covers the S-Class 3655 for extra tall and extra large bathers. The 3052 is 52 inches long and 30 wide, the 3060 adds legroom, and both have a 21 inch seat, wall and deck grab bars, a towel rack, a chrome stainless door latch, three-speed air with auto purge, hydro with in-line heater and intensity dial, and a large 2 inch drain with a safety chain. What differs is the threshold: the 3 inch version needs subfloor access for the drains, while the 6 inch version keeps the drains above the floor and leaves room for floor jetting. The 3655 has a 29 1/2 inch seat, a 6 inch threshold and dual drains.

Common Questions

What is the Ultra soaking depth, seat height and seat length? 17 1/2 inches of soaking depth, a 17 inch seat height and a 19 inch seat length, per the Ultra video; the seat is 22 inches wide per the spec sheet.

Which video presents the Flow? The second video above.

Which video shows the Standard? The third video above.

What is different about the S-Class? It is a legacy line with two threshold heights, 3 inches (subfloor drain access required) and 6 inches (drains and floor jets above the floor). Include your serial number when you ask about parts for one.

Do these tubs need a pump drain? No. All are gravity drains. The Ultra has dual 2 inch drains; the Standard and Flow have a single 2 inch drain with a multi-port body.

For anything model-specific, including the exact spec sheet for the tub or shower on your order, open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support/new or call (800) 480-6850 and the team will be glad to help.