A retractable shower floor in various embodiments is convertible between an operating position and a retracted position. The retractable shower floor in the operating position spans across a bathtub and facilitates support of at least one person and drainage of water through the retractable shower floor and into the bathtub underneath. The retractable shower floor in the retracted position facilitates unobstructed use of the bathtub.

A retractable shower floor in various embodiments is convertible between an operating position and a retracted position. The retractable shower floor in the operating position spans across a bathtub and facilitates support of at least one person and drainage of water through the retractable shower floor and into the bathtub underneath. The retractable shower floor in the retracted position facilitates unobstructed use of the bathtub.

The invention is generally directed to a bathing assembly that allows for conversion between a bathtub and shower as desired by the user. The assembly includes a bathtub insert positioned on one of the bathtub sidewalls. The insert is watertight and allows the bathtub to function fully when installed. The insert can be easily removed from the bathtub sidewall, allowing access to the shower stall with minimal step over barrier. A hanger is positioned on one wall of the shower stall to retain the insert until it is needed again (e.g., when a user desires to take a bath). The assembly further includes an overflow drain positioned in the bathtub sidewall opening created when the insert is removed, acting as an added safety feature when the shower is in use. The assembly therefore allows a user to enjoy the benefits of both a walk-in shower and bathtub without requiring major renovations or costly updates.

The invention is generally directed to a bathing assembly that allows for conversion between a bathtub and shower as desired by the user. The assembly includes a bathtub insert positioned on one of the bathtub sidewalls. The insert is watertight and allows the bathtub to function fully when installed. The insert can be easily removed from the bathtub sidewall, allowing access to the shower stall with minimal step over barrier. A hanger is positioned on one wall of the shower stall to retain the insert until it is needed again (e.g., when a user desires to take a bath). The assembly further includes an overflow drain positioned in the bathtub sidewall opening created when the insert is removed, acting as an added safety feature when the shower is in use. The assembly therefore allows a user to enjoy the benefits of both a walk-in shower and bathtub without requiring major renovations or costly updates.

A retractable shower floor in various embodiments is convertible between an operating position and a retracted position. The retractable shower floor in the operating position spans across a bathtub and facilitates support of at least one person and drainage of water through the retractable shower floor and into the bathtub underneath. The retractable shower floor in the retracted position facilitates unobstructed use of the bathtub.

A retractable shower floor in various embodiments is convertible between an operating position and a retracted position. The retractable shower floor in the operating position spans across a bathtub and facilitates support of at least one person and drainage of water through the retractable shower floor and into the bathtub underneath. The retractable shower floor in the retracted position facilitates unobstructed use of the bathtub.

A portable water and energy saving bathtub used in a shower room or a bathtub comprises a body liking an opened container, a step on the bottom is located beside the end wall. The other end is a flashboard gate, which includes a groove on inner faces of the container, the flashboard capable of moving is inserted into the groove until to a bottom of the groove, a water seal ring is set between the groove and the flashboard. A reducing-volume-chunk likes a cuboid has two legs sitting on the side walls of container, therefore, the reducing-volume-chunk is hanged in the container. A locking-releasing-device locks or releases the rock for the reducing-volume-chunk with the container.

A portable water and energy saving bathtub used in a shower room or a bathtub comprises a body liking an opened container, a step on the bottom is located beside the end wall. The other end is a flashboard gate, which includes a groove on inner faces of the container, the flashboard capable of moving is inserted into the groove until to a bottom of the groove, a water seal ring is set between the groove and the flashboard. A reducing-volume-chunk likes a cuboid has two legs sitting on the side walls of container, therefore, the reducing-volume-chunk is hanged in the container. A locking-releasing-device locks or releases the rock for the reducing-volume-chunk with the container.

A seat and storage unit for a bathtub includes a platform, a support panel and at least one drawer supported by the support panel. The support panel extends from the platform in a substantially perpendicular relationship thereto a distance from a rear end of the platform and with a first side and a second side of the support panel spaced inwardly relative to a first side and a second side of the platform to cooperate with the platform to define a first wall receiving notch and a second wall receiving notch such that a portion of a bottom surface of the platform is positioned on the top end of the sidewalls of the bathtub when the support panel is positioned between the sidewalls of the bathtub.

A bathtub comprising segment boards is disclosed. The bathtub includes a base and walls extending from the base. The walls include a plurality of pairs of segment board receiving sections. Each pair of segment board receiving sections position at opposite walls. The segment board receiving sections are positioned at .sup.rd, , or .sup.rd length of the walls. The bathtub includes a panel positioned adjacent to one side of the walls. The panel includes board openings. The board openings are configured to receive the segment boards. The segment boards are removed and inserted in the segment board receiving sections for partitioning the bathtub such that the volume of the bathtub is reduced to , or of its full volume. The segment boards include cam latches for locking the segment boards into the board openings when not in use. The walls include locking members for locking the segment boards.