A wet Labrador is roughly thirty kilos of moving weight, lifted at arm's length over a slippery edge, usually while bending forward. People manage it for years and then one day their back does not.
The door removes that movement. The dog steps in, the door closes and seals, the bath fills as normal. When you are done, the water drains before the door opens, exactly as it does for a person.
Not a pet version, not a cheaper build. The door is the one we fit for mobility customers, tested to 20,000 cycles by TÜV SÜD.
The seal sits in the frame rather than on the step surface, which is the part paws land on. We have not had a claw-related seal failure reported.
It is a normal bath with a door in it. Nothing about family use changes.
One engineer, roughly six hours, and the bathroom is cleaned before they leave.
0% VAT relief applies to disability need, not to dogs. We are not going to pretend otherwise.
Card or Klarna, once it is in and tested.
The seal sits in the frame rather than on the step surface, which is the part paws land on, so claws are not scraping across it. We have not had a claw-related seal failure reported, and the seal is the same one tested to 20,000 cycles for our mobility customers.
Yes. It is a normal bath with a door built into the side, and nothing about family use changes. Anyone can run a bath and get in over the door threshold as they always have.
No. VAT relief is tied to a person's chronic illness or disability, not to a pet, so a dog does not qualify a household for the 0% rate. If someone in the home does have a qualifying condition, that relief still applies to the door itself regardless of why you first asked about it.
One engineer, roughly six hours, in a single visit. The bathroom is cleaned before they leave and the bath is usable again the same day.
Four details and we call you back within one working day. No pushy visit, and you pay only after the work is done.