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Lovely Ava

March 31, 2010
Accessible hydrotherapy is Aquatic's goal in the new Ava line. The tub has a modern design paired with an automated door that lowers to open and rises to close, making entry and exit equally as simple for people who walk up or are in wheelchairs. A roomy, benchless bathing well accommodates a wider range of bathers. For more info, go to www.HousingZone.com/PBinfo and enter # 254
 
 

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