American Standard’s Official Canadian Distributor & Installers
The Walk-In Tub Company (TWTC) is the only and officially American Standard distributor in Canada. Everyone should have access to quality walk-in tubs and with The Walk-In Tub Company (TWTC), access to quality walk-in tubs has never been better! Driven by an aspiration to improve the quality of life for clients, The Walk-In Tub Company has developed a product list of quality walk-in tubs offering an accessible, secure method for users to bathe.
The Walk-In Tub Company is a Canada-based company that specializes in the provision of assisted living aids like walk-in tubs, safety bars, bidet seats and handrails. The Walk-In Tub Company is also an exclusive distributor and authorized installer of the ComfortSeries walk-in bathtubs produced by American Standard.
The Walk-In Tub company is a company that is focused on ensuring a safe, healthy bathing experience for customers while simultaneously exceeding their expectations at every turn! Their Canada team is made up of professional agents, qualified ageing-in-place specialists, and trained professional installers who ensure that every customer receives quality service.
The Walk-In Tub Company only offers The Comfort Series walk-in tubs produced by established walk-in tub manufacturers, American Standard. The Comfort Series contains walk-in tubs that are wheelchair accessible with either an inward opening door or an outward swinging one.
As with their outward-opening door Comfort Series counterparts, the Comfort Series inward-opening bathtubs are also available in two models (SSD5230 and SSD4828) whose difference seems to only lie in their structural design. As their name suggests, these bathtubs have an inward-opening door.
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