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Is it possible to convert a claw foot tub into a walk-in tub?
I have an old house with a very small bathroom with a clawfoot tub. The plumber says a shower won't fit. I have trouble getting in and out of the tub. I see that a regular tub can be converted to a walk-in quite easily but I never see any clawfoots with the side cut out. Is there a kit or would it have to be custom?
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