CleanCut Step Bathtub Accessibility Kit - Convert Existing Tub to Step-In Shower (White, Size Large)

Easy to install, I made sure I had the recommended drill bit and jigsaw blade. It is a strenuous job cutting into the tub, and make sure your drill and saw are charged up. My cordless drills weren't up to the job. I didn't even try the messy glue, the plastic just snapped in very tight. I just applied some silicon along the inside and top seam

I got this for my wife.I have a fully enclosed fiberglass Koehler tub Unit. I was hesitant of cutting up my tub unit myself, but the cost for a contractor to do it was too costly for mesas this was a lot less expensive than installing a new shower unit. I had to buy one tool (hand grinder) to do this this job, $99.00 which I needed. They give you all the stuff to eliminate mistakes. Watch the video several times. The only thing I messed up on was the plastic nozzle they give you, I did not install directly into caulking gun like you would the caulking tube, consequently it was most difficult applying the sealer. I recommend this if you are fairly handy with tools and can follow directions. My job turned out well, My wife loves it and the $1500.00 I saved was a great reward. Took me about 4-5 hrs. including clean up to do the job; 3 months to decide if I want to tackle this., finally I said I can do this ... Cleancut $350, Grinder $99.00,My time $000.

This Bath Tub Accessibility Kit works just great. My husband had to cut it out a little different as our tub was a little bigger in one place and smaller in the other end, he cut it out to fit . The step in was a little to high for me so he built a three inch step for me so its much easier for me to get in. He had to wear safety glasses and a mask. He had a fan to help blow the dust out the window. He thought that the biggest job was the clean up afterwards. We are very happy with the step in shower. Love it So sorry i cant take a picture of it , but it works great.

My wife had knee surgery and was having a hard time stepping over the tub wall. She loves this step through and it was less expensive than replacing the tub with a shower. I didn't know if it would work, since our tub wall is rounded and it slants outward slightly. It actually worked perfectly, using cardboard templates for cutting. The adjustable plastic blocks that came with it wouldn't work, because of the curve and the slope outward, but I was able to stack pressure treated 2X4's and a piece of plywood to get the perfect height to support the step. It was quit a project installing it and took me about 5 hours, but it came out great! They also give you information on finding a professional installer in your area, if you aren't able to do it yourself. The installation videos are very handy and informative. We have had it for several months now, with no issues.

Nice not to hard to install