Steps and handrails

To improve spa accessibility, several solutions can be implemented depending on user needs. Adding non-slip steps is often the first step: they facilitate entry and exit from the spa while reducing the risk of slipping. Installing a grab rail provides additional support, particularly useful for children, the elderly, or anyone with balance issues.

Installing a ramp or steps around a spa greatly improves safety and accessibility. Steps make getting in and out of the spa easier, especially for children, the elderly, or users with reduced mobility. A ramp provides a stable foothold to prevent slips, particularly when the surfaces are wet. Together, steps and a ramp reduce the risk of falls and make the experience more comfortable and safer for everyone.

To choose the right spa steps, you need to consider the height of your spa, the material (resin, reinforced plastic), the anti-slip properties, and the stability. Resin or polymer steps are often the most durable and moisture-resistant. An anti-slip model with a wide base will offer better safety. Some models are even adjustable to fit round or square spas.

Installing a spa ramp or steps is generally straightforward. Steps often require no tools: simply clip the pieces together and place them on a stable, level surface near the spa. For a ramp, follow the manufacturer's instructions: attach it to the base of the steps or to the spa structure, depending on the model. Ensure everything is securely anchored and the support surface is stable to guarantee safety and durability. Proper installation prevents tipping and maximizes safety when entering and exiting the spa.