Portable Bathtub For Shower Stall, Large 45 inch Foldable Soaking Bathing Tub for Adults, Separate Family Bathroom Japanese SPA Collapsible Tub, Ideal for Hot Bath Ice Bath

I will try to update this review here in about 6 months.Five stars for the price and quality initially.I (5’7” and 230 lbs) am not a small lady. Finding a tub that is big enough, passable quality, AND comfortable has been difficult to say the least.This tub is all three.Things I like about it:- I can sit up straight and water level reaches mid chest.- the floor of it is padded and thick enough to not hurt my hips even though I’m sitting on the floor.- I can sit cross legged or have my legs straight with no issue.- It fits easily in my shower stall.- The smell of the material has already gone away. (I used and washed it once with dish soap. The smell was gone on second use.)- Clean up is easy. The first time I tried to drain it I had to wiggle my hand underneath to give the plug space to drain. The second time I used a hard plastic sink catch/drain cover under the plug which worked great. After most of the water is drained, you can just tip it up and drain the rest that way.- It folds! Just make sure it’s clean and dry before you put it up.- Oh! And the water stayed warm for longer than I wanted to stay in. So like approximately 25 mins? I’ll test the limits later.Things that I am neutral about:- Assembly is fine. The last T section might give some people an issue due to the tension but it’s definitely a one person job in most cases.- Material definitely won’t last forever both with the pipes and the tub bit. The pipes will need to be replaced eventually but they serviceable. I don’t know how I would go about repairing the tub if it got damaged.Things I hate:- nothing yet. It’s a good like tub.Over all I like it a lot so far.

I love bathing in winter but my new home only has a shower. I ordered this after much research, but without very high expectations, and have been very pleasantly surprised and impressed.The main positives are: It’s very easy to assemble, and comes with good instructions. It’s exactly the advertised size (but remember to measure your shower’s floor dimensions, not wall to wall). It’s very well insulated and retains heat as well as a normal bathtub does. I was worried that being plastic, the bottom would be cold and uncomfortable to sit on - it isn’t. The width makes up for a lot of what you lose on length, so it’s more comfortable than you’d expect, and the inflatable cushion can be positioned so that you can lie back, which does away with the problem of trying to lean against a vertical side. And the construction is very sturdy - no risk of the sides collapsing and flooding your bathroom.The only downside - and it’s a huge one until you sort it out - is drainage. The soft bottom, plus the weight of the water means that you’ll have a big problem emptying the bath unless the shower drain fits exactly under the bath plug. I found that putting a plastic packing pallet under the bath works perfectly and completely solves the problem, but it took a little bit of working out to get it completely right. Apart from that, this is a five star product. I’ve been using it daily for 4 months and it’s still in perfect condition. Highly recommended!

Not good as a bathtub. Unstable design. Might work as a swimming pool on cement. Pillows do not stay inflated as soon as you remove the blow stem. Does fit in the walkin shower. Still wouldn’t recommend this for toddlers or young children.

It’s durable and really easy to assemble.Doesn’t really fold up, but you can easily disassemble the tub when you are done.

I live in a tiny house so I don’t have room for a typical bathtub in my bathroom. This fold up tub fit perfectly inside my shower. It’s easy to fold for storage and takes up very little space when it’s not in use. I was worried after reading the bad reviews about leaks and it falling apart but so far after 2 months of regular use I haven’t had any issues in that area. It doesn’t feel particularly well made so I’ve been very gentle with it. Getting in and out I have to be very careful because it’s pretty tall and I can’t hold on to the sides to brace myself or the tub will fold up and dump water everywhere. I learned that lesson the hard way. The only issue I have is with draining and that might just be a me problem. There are 2 drains, one on the side in the middle and one at the bottom of the end. My shower drain is in the middle so I have no way to line them up. Once it has water in it the weight against the plastic (?) completely seals off the shower drain. I loop a poodle noodle around the drain under the tub and let it drain very slowly. Even with the noodle in place the weight of the water against the plastic material doesn’t leave much space for the water to drain.If you only need a tub for occasional use I think it will hold up for a while. Be careful to measure and check that your drain will work with it if it will be used in a shower.When I need to replace this fold up tub I don’t think I’ll get another one like this. It’s a bit overpriced for how it’s made. I had one of the inflatable tubs before and it held the water temperature better and felt made from stronger material. It’s also much easier to get in and out of because it’s the size of a typical bathtub. After 2 years of regular use I had no problems at all with my inflatable tub. Unfortunately my dog jumped on it when she needed her nails trimmed and put a hole in it or I’m sure I’d still be using it.

Works perfectly in my shower. The side walls are thick and insulated, the tub is deep, and it fits perfectly in my shower. It drains fast, but not so fast that it floods my shower (I don't have a center shower drain, though).

The size and quality is perfect. I had some trouble with the pipes coming loose if I leaned back in-the tub.It works well enough for the price.