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The Best Dual Drain Technology for Walk-In Tubs

Published February 2022 · 1:24 · 4 chapters

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  1. 0:00 Ella's Dual Drain Technology Ella's Bubbles walk-in tubs feature dual four-port two-inch drains for fast and efficient draining.
  2. 0:17 Oversized Two-Inch Drains Ella's walk-in tubs use two oversized two-inch drains, doubling air vent capacity to speed water out.
  3. 0:37 Connecting Your House Drain Customers can connect their house drain to all four ports for maximum draining capacity or seal unused ports.
  4. 1:01 Gravity Driven Drain System Ella's drain system is gravity-driven, so customers never worry about pump or power failure slowing the drain process.

Ella's Bubbles dual drain technology provides fast, efficient draining for your walk-in tub. This gravity-driven system ensures comfort and quick exiting without relying on electric pumps.

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Ella's Bubbles is famous for its dual drain technology. Dual four-port two-inch drains in most of our tubs provides fast, efficient draining for your maximum comfort. Ella's provides the best gravity-driven dual drain system in the industry. The industry standard drain size is 1 and 1.5 inches. Ella Walk-In Tubs uses not one, but two oversized two-inch drains. This is made possible by our proprietary dual T-Type 4-port drains.

The dual drain also doubles air vent capacity to help speed the water out of your walk-in tub. Here we see how you can connect your house drain to all 4 ports for maximum draining capacity. If you choose not to use all 4 ports, you can simply seal off the ports not being used. The easy turn drain handles are also dual air vents, providing greater air venting for maximum draining capacity. And since Ella's drain system is naturally gravity driven and not a powered electric pump, you never have to worry about a pump or power failure, which could significantly slow the drain process and prevent you from exiting quickly.

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