Small Space Portable Bathtub, Foldable Soaking Bathing Tub for Adults, Japanese Soaking Standing Bath Tub for Shower Stall, Separate Family Bathroom SPA Tub, Ideal for Hot Bath Ice Bath

From all the reviews I've read it sounded like the tub will fit into the shower stalls and draining wasn't ever an issue. But that wasn't the case for me. Although the tub fit in my walk-in shower the drain holes did NOT match up. I realized that too late though, after filling up the tub and soaking in it. It was actually pretty great and worked well...until I went to drain it. Since my drain is smack in the middle of the shower pan and I had the tub directly sitting on top of it. The release hole is at the front of the tub, so when I went to release the water there was no where for the water to go. When realizing this I panicked and plugged up the release valve and had to manually scoop the water out into the sink. It took me about an hour. If the release hole had been directly above the drain hole then it would have been great. But it didn't work out for me and I will be returning it.

It worked great kept the water hot for 2 to 3 hours, I ended up returning it cuz I needed something bigger, it also came with missing hardware

So glad I did the research and read reviews. My place was renovated and the bathtub removed. I have Lyme Disease and muscle and joints need a hot soak. I first bought an inflatable that was cumberson too big for my shower and just a pain to deal with.Looking for an alternative, I found smaller inflatables. Many other noinflatable that were too big for my area and then this model.So pleased with this collapsible tub purchase. Reasonable price ($10k yo have a permanent tub/shower combo installed) easy to put together. No issues at all. It is sturdy comfortable for what it is. I can fill using shower much quicker than other. I have a large water heater, didn't need to fill all the way of course, did about 8 inches. Next time will do more; wanted to check out the draining situation first. Which, through a learning curve with the inflatable I have a plastic tile system with holes half inch high so it drains easily with both holes. And actually pretty fast from what I was used to with the other. Cleaned right away with foam bath cleaner, and done. Since my shower is narrow and to kerp the drain from being blocked by the side step over,the sidestep ove, I used part of a pool noodle to keep the drain from hitting that sidestep. I do now feel the bottom drain would work fine on its own with my set up.I have not collapsed yet but can see it will be easy.Hope this helps others with the decision. Not going to be like aregular tub or garden tub comfort but with the inflatable back/neck rest it's pretty darn good for $65.

Muy buena

First tub came with a hole but it was replaced within 2 days. It’s great, perfect size for someone to fully submerge. Only giving 4 stars cause the little hose that comes with it to drain the tub is super short and leaks as it empties. Recommend buying a longer hose and a hose clamp, other than that very nice

Everything needed for shack tub.

first of there is no stainless steel- its cheap PVC piping with PVC t joints if I actually tried to use, the PVC would most likely break trying to get up and out, and or the t joint would open and most likely get hurt don't waste your money or time on this not even worth $5

This is supposed to be a bathtub but not sure who could get inside without putting a hole and slipping on the cheap plastic. Plastic pipes fall down at a touch. This thing is just garbage.