Mcgrady1xm Portable Foldable Bathtub for Adults, Ice Cold Bath Tub, Soaking Tub for Shower Stall, Separate Family Bathroom SPA Hot Bath Tub, Thermostatic

The item works as a compact tub for one person, drains well and tub wall material seem strong and hardy. Though it does not come with proper instructions for assembly, it’s easy enough to figure out where each piece should go. Problem occurred with the thin tubs going into the top rim. Seller video showed top rim is has a smaller diameter than the bottom, to be achieved by threading three thin plastic tube through the top rim with three connectors. But the thick vinyl material would not crunch and impossible to keep the thin tubes connected!! The standing bars are not locked in at the bottom; they fall out whenever the tub is lifted on any side. Very disappointed with the wobbly construction and lack of instructions.

I love this item but once those poles go through the plastic, its done. Wish it was more sturdier and easier to fold for storage. Other than that, it’s pretty awesome!!

We have a very small bathroom…so this was the perfect size for our shower stall38”x38”…although our base is 36”x36”, with a rounded front. The only tricky part was emptying it…our drain is in the center of the shower, not the corner, so the weight if the water created a seal over the drain.First time i used it had to empty with it with a pot, until i could pull up the edge to reveal drain. Picked up a floor mat with holes/grid to put underneath to allow water to get to drain. I also added some rubber feet to the support bars, as I didn’t like the rounded hard plastic ones that it came with.So just a few minor tweaks to make it work for me…but still worth it for the money!I had plenty of room to soak all the way up to my shoulders , in multi positions & still be comfortable…I’m 5’2” & curvy.

I’m 5’8” and 250lbs and I was worried this would be too small for me but I fit in it perfectly. The water comes up to my armpits and I can sit cross legged with a little wiggle room. The only thing I don’t like about it is how flimsy it is when there’s not water in it.

*** Update April 2023***Mind you I use this weekly at least once a week! But the poles eventually punched their way through the plastic and compromised the shape of the tub. Still usable, nothing duct tape can't handle but structurally the body gets flimsy on you. The poles never punched through to the interior,just along the exterior and the tub itself looses shape. I want to reiterate that this thing is used regularly and is a champ! I appreciate this way more than a standard bath tub and I plan on buying another.I received this a day earlier than expected and just got done using this tub of magic! I was concerned it would be to small for me being I am 5'5 and 236 but I am happy to report that there is plenty of room! You do have to sit cross legged and I have enough room to sit with the bottoms of my feet together! My favorite part about this tub is that my body gets the water cover that standard tubs don't give you. This would be a great option if you are an RV or van lifer being it folds up nicely. My one concern is that the rods push on the plastic (posted a pic) but other that that, she is sturdy, easy to assemble and take down.This does take about 10-15 minutes to fill, so get it started then grab your beverage of choice, gets some music started and throw some Epsom salt in! If you are still questioning whether you should get this or not, do it!!!! This simple yet genius contraption brings joy and relaxation to those of us who don't own a tub. Don't forget the Epsom salt!

Love it.

Everything seems to be there except for the pump I need the pump to fill it so it can stand up on it

We recently moved and managed to overlook that our new apartment only has a shower stall. I love to soak at the end of a long day and was quite sad to discover we had no tub. I looked at several on Amazon and all of them seem designed for skinny people. I found this one and decided to take a chance. I am 5 ft 7 and 315 lbs. This tub was very easy to assemble and place into our shower stall. I was easily able to climb into the tub after filling it roughly a quarter full ( I didn't want to risk overflowing when I got in it and planned to add more water with me in the tub). I was able to comfortably sit cross-legged on the bottom of the tub. The water stayed nice and hot for much longer than I was expecting (which was great!). Due to the location of our shower drain, it was tricky to drain but that's not the tub's fault but rather our weird shower. I've bought a small water pump to use to help drain it next time I use it.