Door width for entry

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Hello
I am interested in this unit but my master bath has a 30" door. How can I bring this inside the master bath? Does it come in one piece or some installation required which would reduce the opening requirement of the door?

Eagle Bath WS-703 Steam Shower Enclosure w/ Whirlpool Bathtub Combo Unit · More Info

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eSteamShower
7 years ago
The unit ship in 4 boxes, and you can bring in any 30" Standard Door.
esterdeweese4
7 years ago
How deep is this tub?
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Door width for entry

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