Collapsible Foot Soaking Tub That Folds Flat for Storage

Rollers and nodes that work the sole

• Rollers that work the sole

  Integrated rollers and nodular knobs sit on the base, so they meet the sole and arch while your feet are in the water. The raised, slightly textured surface keeps feet from sliding during the soak.

• Lid and handle, made to carry

  A hinged lid keeps the water warm between soaks and covers the basin when you are done. The built-in carry handle lifts the whole tub from the bathroom to the closet in one trip.

• Folds flat when you're done

  The walls collapse and the foldable lid panel closes down, so the tub stores flat in a closet or a narrow corner. A rigid basin stays the same size all year. This one shrinks back to a slim stack.

Fill, soak, fold, and tuck away

1. 1
   Unfold the walls

   Pop the collapsible walls up until they lock into a full basin, then open the hinged lid.

2. 2
   Fill with warm water

   Add warm water that feels comfortable on your hand. Keep the lid open while you fill so the water does not splash the controls.

3. 3
   Start the rollers

   Press the red button on the control panel, then place your feet on the base so the rollers meet your soles and arches.

4. 4
   Empty and dry

   When the soak is over, drain the tub and wipe it dry, including the hinge area.

5. 5
   Fold flat and store

   Fold the walls and the lid panel down, then slide the tub into a closet or behind a door until the next soak.

A soak that fits your life

The day ends on your feet

Ten hours on hard floors leave your arches sore and your calves tight. You want a real soak, but a rigid basin means hauling it out, filling it, and finding a place to keep it that is never quite right. So the soak gets skipped, and the ache comes back the next morning.

Rollers that work while you sit

The base carries massage rollers and nodular knobs that press into the sole and arch as your feet soak. The red-button panel on the floor of the tub starts them with one press, so you spend the evening resting instead of kneading your own feet.

Ten minutes, then gone

When the soak is done, you empty it, dry it, and fold the walls and lid flat. It slides into a hall closet or behind a bedroom door, and the bathroom floor is clear again. The routine stays easy because nothing about it takes up space you need.

Wipe, dry, fold, and it lasts

• Wipe after each soak

  Use a damp cloth on the inside, rollers, and nodes.

• Rinse and empty

  Drain the water fully so nothing sits in the seams.

• Dry before folding

  Let the tub and hinge dry completely, then fold it flat.

Why folding beats a bulky basin