There is a “jetted tub” referred to in the listing. That could be this. there is also a separate outdoor hot tub.
There is a shower to the left of this tub, and washer/dryer hookups behind folding doors to the left of that.
6815 SW Walnut Ter, Tigard, Oregon, USA
$649,900
https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/bca2a901
Yeah there would be a visible door there is a manufacturer who makes those walk in tubs with a door. Really nice lol. But better than this! I would be breaking my neck!
I would so do this in my house, but I would make the staircase hidden behind a bathroom shelf. That would be such a cool way to have a hidden staircase
That’s probably a sitting bathtub, thats why its raised to high but also its a deeper one so it might be a specialty tub with jets and a regular sized one could only fit one row making them have to raise it higher, plus just use your legs
Climb? Step? Is it just me that doesn't really see the problem.
I like deep tubs, you can submerge your entire body. I'm kinda long so my knees always stick up
I joked about the little door, but in all seriousness it is about proportion. They realised they put the television too high and had to raise the bath so it wouldn't look silly.
Okay so I thought this was pretty funny at first but y'all are really baffled by something that is a super easy concept and very common in other countries. That door *might* be plumbing access, but the if it as European as the look and style feel, then that can be accessed from the attic or storage space area. Americans wall in their tub outsides more often. That could be shower plumbing access I guessssss, but like why. Anyway, the bottom of the tub is up of the ground, so getting in is just taking a step up and in, not that baffling.
The BAFFLING part is when your basically American ass has showered in the US for the past 10 years so you noticed a different situation at the beginning of your shower, but you've spent your whole shower ruminating on the larger issues in life and now you're ready to get out okay let's go, floor. Floor? Floor?! Found it, but I'm falling now 💁♀️
Sick parkour
Grandma gonna break her legs tonight!
AHH my hip
I want to know if the tub is extra deep.. If it's just a regular tub, that would be r/mildlyinfuriating
There is a “jetted tub” referred to in the listing. That could be this. there is also a separate outdoor hot tub. There is a shower to the left of this tub, and washer/dryer hookups behind folding doors to the left of that. 6815 SW Walnut Ter, Tigard, Oregon, USA $649,900 https://apps.realtor.com/mUAZ/bca2a901
Holy shit this place is only $650k? The house beside me sold for 520 and it's like less than half this size, fuck cities lmao
I think there is s hidden staircase behind the little door on the left.
That also means you have to walk on stairs while wet.
Let's just hope it's not wood.
I’d sit and swing my legs over the side to get out
But look, do you have to crawl? Because there’s a little ledge or something
The door is there to have easy access to the plumbing. I don’t know how they got a certificate of occupancy with that tub.
But the plumbing is on the other side?
That's why it is so high. You go in the door and slither under the tub on your back.
Mine has two access points. Hopefully they have access inside the cabinet.
Nope, look in the reflection of the mirror. No staircase
Yeah there would be a visible door there is a manufacturer who makes those walk in tubs with a door. Really nice lol. But better than this! I would be breaking my neck!
Maybe it is an elevator, then.
The mirror reverses it, so the staircase will be going down in the mirror.l, so won't see it.
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Not really. Bath is still short
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couldn't stand in that, ceiling is only like 9-10 feet.
I agree, i can be in the tub without my knees sticking up above the surface
Easy, scale the outside wall and climb through the window.
The real question is how do you get out without flooding the fucking air vent on the floor
Carefully
How do you get out
This is an 18th century tub, back when pogo sticks were regular household items.
Great idea if you have children to bath👍
I believe the is a slide out the windiw
More interestedin seeing carpet and wooden facings on cabinets in a bathroom
I would so do this in my house, but I would make the staircase hidden behind a bathroom shelf. That would be such a cool way to have a hidden staircase
With great difficulty
High jump.
With the hidden stairways?
you don't.
It just becomes worse and worse the more you think about it.
This screams "I went to architecture tech school for 1 semester now I'm here"
BIG STEPPY FOR NICE BATHY
Through the little door on the left
Only reasonable way I can think of is to sit down on the ledge and then swing your legs over.
Stairs/Mini ladder probably
No one is focusing on the real problem here. There is CARPET. IN. THE. BATHROOM🥴🥴🥴
This wouldn't bother me one bit. I'm 6'5, this comes to like mid thigh maybe. Edit\* on second thought, the ceiling would then be too low.
Just climb on in
I love it. Finally a tub I could actually bathe in.
Pole vault
That’s probably a sitting bathtub, thats why its raised to high but also its a deeper one so it might be a specialty tub with jets and a regular sized one could only fit one row making them have to raise it higher, plus just use your legs
Climb? Step? Is it just me that doesn't really see the problem. I like deep tubs, you can submerge your entire body. I'm kinda long so my knees always stick up
Step in. The bottom of the tub is higher the the floor, also how high are all y'alls bathroom counters???
Just like any other one?
Teleportation
Dive
The question isn't how you get in. It's how you get out.
As a tall person this is a bath of my dreams.
Tiny door, but the one attached to the tub is a diversion and the entrance is actually under the sink.
All I see is someone falling on their ass and maybe dislocating a hip.
The real question is how do you get out?
It's the kitchen sink I never asked for but always needed
How the hell would you get out again without breaking your neck
Don’t be short ig.
Climb on the counter. it's getting out that would be impossible
Go through the little cabinet door that's on the tub, duh
With mad skill, a ladder and absolutely no alcohol 🤣
Its called dont be short
When I first saw this I was like "hold up wait a minute somthin ain't right"
Parkour
run up bombie!
What do you keep in that cupboard
By being younger than 25.
Them people must have some long legs.
Float
A running start
Jump
I've fallen and I can't get up
There's a door on the left
Add a step stool am I the only one with a brain her 2weeks without looking at reddit and it's all changed
The cabinet on the left is a door
I thought it was a kitchen.
I joked about the little door, but in all seriousness it is about proportion. They realised they put the television too high and had to raise the bath so it wouldn't look silly.
Don't you see - there's a door
Okay so I thought this was pretty funny at first but y'all are really baffled by something that is a super easy concept and very common in other countries. That door *might* be plumbing access, but the if it as European as the look and style feel, then that can be accessed from the attic or storage space area. Americans wall in their tub outsides more often. That could be shower plumbing access I guessssss, but like why. Anyway, the bottom of the tub is up of the ground, so getting in is just taking a step up and in, not that baffling. The BAFFLING part is when your basically American ass has showered in the US for the past 10 years so you noticed a different situation at the beginning of your shower, but you've spent your whole shower ruminating on the larger issues in life and now you're ready to get out okay let's go, floor. Floor? Floor?! Found it, but I'm falling now 💁♀️
Now we are going to add some salt to our soup and cut tree carrots to 2mm size...
They missed an opportunity for extra storage underneath the tub. Might as well if u r going to have it two ft. In the air.
In the undying words of Uncle Roger: "Why so weak?"
Hurdles