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Walk-in tub dimensions by model: exterior sizes, seat widths, and door types

Updated September 2026

Walk-in tub dimensions by model matter because every Ella walk-in tub is built on one of a few door platforms, and each model has its own exact exterior size and seat width. The quick answer: our tubs range from the compact Mobile at 26" wide by 45" long, up to the bariatric ShaK at 36" wide by 72" long, with seat widths from 19" to 29". The tables below give the exact factory dimensions for every family so you can match a model to your bathroom and your body.

Comparison chart of walk-in tub dimensions for the Ella Elite, Petite, Royal, Deluxe and Ultimate including seat and door specs
The stainless-door family compared: exterior size, seat and door specs side by side.

Inward-Swing Acrylic Door Models

ModelActual size (W x L x H)Seat (W x L)Door
Standard29 5/8" x 52 3/4" x 37.5"22" x 18"Inward acrylic S-shape
Standard6029.53" x 59.84" x 38"21" x 20.1"Inward acrylic S-shape
Zen29 1/2" x 52" x 37.5"20" x 15"Inward acrylic S-shape (same door as Standard)
Zen6029 1/2" x 59 1/2" x 37.5"21" x 17"Inward acrylic S-shape (same door as Standard)
Flow28" x 48" x 36.5"20" x 13"Inward acrylic S-shape

A note for Zen owners: the Zen and Zen60 spec sheet PDFs contain a known "U-shape" misprint. The Zen door is the S-shape inward acrylic design shared with the Standard; U-shape refers to Ella's outward-swing composite door family, which the Zen is not part of. See which door does my Ella tub have.

Inward-Swing Stainless Steel and Glass Door Models

These models use a brushed stainless steel frame with frosted tempered glass, and the door is removable for cleaning.

ModelActual sizeSeat width
Elite30" x 52" x 35"22"
Petite27.5" x 52" x 35"19"
Royal31.5" x 52" x 35"23"
Deluxe29.5" x 55" x 39"21"
Ultimate29.625" x 59.50" x 35.75"21"
Ultra (aluminum frame, frosted glass)29.5" x 52.125" x 40"22"

The Petite is marketed as 28" x 52" nominal; its actual size is 27.5" x 52" x 35" per the current spec sheet. A 27" figure printed in one older manual table is a misprint and should not be used for planning.

Outward-Swing U-Shape Door Models

ModelActual sizeSeat width
Capri30" x 52" x 40"20"
Monaco32" x 52" x 39 1/4" (technical drawing)22.5"
Front Entry32" x 40" x 40"25"
Mobile26" x 45" (brochure size)20"
Lounger27" x 59" x 40"20"
ShaK36" x 72" x 39"28"
Big4One33 1/8" x 66" x 39.5"24"

Wheelchair Transfer Models (L-Shape Outward Door)

ModelActual sizeSeat width
Transfer2626" x 52" x 40"19"
Transfer3030" x 52" x 40"22"
Transfer3232" x 52" x 40"24"
Transfer6029.5" x 60" x 40"22"
TransferXXL36" x 55" x 40"29"

Two-Seat and Lay-Down Models

ModelActual sizeSeatsDoor
Tub4Two32" x 60" x 40"20" and 22"Outward U-shape, tempered glass
Companion32" x 60" x 40"23" and 25"Inward stainless steel, frosted glass
Escape36" x 72" x 40"27" and 29"Inward stainless steel, frosted glass
Big4Two36" x 80" x 40"22" and 24"Outward U-shape, tempered glass
LayDown6060"L x 30"W x 21"H (25 3/4" back height)Lay-down, interior floor 46" x 20"Inward tempered glass
LayDown7271 3/4"L x 32"W (27 7/8" back height)Lay-down, interior floor 56" x 22 1/2"Inward tempered glass
Overhead view of the Ella ShaK 36 by 72 inch walk-in tub, the largest single-seat model, with its outward swing door
The ShaK, 36" x 72" x 39", is the largest single-seat tub in the line.

A Note on Nominal Versus Actual Sizes

Product names and brochures use rounded nominal sizes (for example, Petite is marketed as 28" wide while its actual exterior width is 27.5"). Always plan your installation around the actual size on the spec sheet, which you can download from the Downloads tab on each product page; manuals, spec sheets and drawings by model shows where to find each one. For Monaco and Mobile, please use the live product page for water capacity and weight, since the printed spec header on those two sheets is image only. Once you have the size, check the route into the house with the doorway measuring guide and the opening with alcove fit and extension panels.

The Largest and the Smallest on Video

The ShaK video presents the largest single-seat walk-in tub, with a 29 inch seat width, 27.5 inch seat length and 62 inch interior length stated on camera, and shows bathers of 6 feet 10 inches, 6 feet 7 inches and 6 feet 4 inches fitting comfortably. It also reminds you to confirm that your home can accommodate the tub's overall size before ordering.

This video tours the inward-swing family: the removable brushed stainless door and stainless frame, dual oversized 2 inch 4-port T-type drains, three-speed air with auto purge, hydro with intensity dial and in-line heater, available independent foot massage, ozone, the 5-piece or 2-piece faucet, chromatherapy, optional heated seat, the 4-fold screen and the rain head shower column.

Common Questions

Is a 60 inch tub exactly 60 inches?
No. Product names use rounded nominal sizes, so the Ultimate is 59.5 inches long, the Zen60 is 59.5 inches and the LayDown60 is 59 3/4 inches, which means a 60 inch tub fits a 59.5 inch space. The Standard60 is 59.84 inches and the Transfer60 is a full 60 inches, so please plan around the actual size on the spec sheet for your model rather than the name.
Are the listed dimensions exterior or interior?
Exterior. The sizes in these tables are the actual outside width, length and height of each tub, which is what you need for planning the alcove and the route into the house. Interior length, seat length and soaking depth for every model are in interior dimensions and soaking depth by model.
How tall are the tubs?
Most models stand about 40 inches high. The stainless-door 52 inch tubs, the Elite, Petite and Royal, are 35 inches, the Standard family is about 37.5 to 38 inches, and the Deluxe, ShaK and Big4One are about 39 to 39.5 inches. The LayDown tubs are 21 inches at the rim, with the back height listed separately in the table above.
What is the smallest and the largest tub?
The Mobile at 26" x 45" is the smallest tub in the line, and the Big4Two at 36" x 80" is the largest overall. Among single-seat tubs, the ShaK at 36" x 72" is the largest, with a 28 inch seat. Seat widths across the line run from 19 inches on the Petite and Transfer26 up to 29 inches on the TransferXXL.
Do the dimensions change for a left-hand or right-hand tub?
No. The spec sheet applies to both hands, because a left-hand and a right-hand tub share the same measurements mirrored, so the exterior size, seat width and door swing are identical. What changes is the side the door opens from, so please confirm the hand you need when planning the alcove and the door swing clearance.
What lengths are available?
Across the line the lengths are 40, 45, 48, 52, 55, 59, 60, 66, 72 and 80 inches, in widths from 26 to 36 inches. Those are nominal figures, so the actual size in the tables above is the one to plan around. If your alcove is longer than the tub, an extension panel is available for many of the 52 and 55 inch models to fill a 60 inch alcove, as explained in the alcove fit and extension panels article.
Where is the water capacity and weight for each model?
Water capacity and weight are kept in two dedicated guides, the water capacity guide and the weight guide, both drawn from the current spec sheets. For the Monaco and Mobile, please use the live product page for those figures, since the printed spec header on those two sheets is image only.
Can I get dimensioned CAD drawings?
Each product page has a Drawings button that opens a dimensioned PDF, and the Downloads tab on the same page holds the spec sheet and manual. Those PDFs are the published format for dimensions and installation details. If you need another format, open a ticket at ellasbubbles.com/support with the model, and the team will tell you what is available.

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