Walk-in bath or sit-in shower?

Sorry wilygran I don't know but would like to find out for when the time comes.

I have a shower now that I can no longer get in and out of the bath.

I bought a height adjustable stool which I think is better than a seat attached to the tiled wall. The seat, over time could loosen and it would be difficult to fix it without ruining the tiles.

The height that you require may change over the years, hence the stool I think is better.

Definitely a shower.
The walk-in bath means you have to sit in it while it fills (with the danger of the water temperature being too hot) and get chilled when letting the water out. No OT I know would recommend one, that speaks volumes!

The bath's aren't very deep, you're sitting on a raised ledge so easy to get chilled and there's the risk of slipping into the footwell bit too.
Not a good idea in my opinion.

I would go or the shower every time.

a wet room for me.

Saw this same thread on TV, radio and films :/

What about trying a bath chair lift? Cheaper than a full refit. My Dad used one happily for years. For example:
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bathmaster-Deltis-Reclining-Bath-Lift-with-charger-and-controller-/162287043447

My mum used a bath lift when she had had her stroke.

Thanks for the feedback. I like a shower myseIf, but fear a wet room would be a step too far for Granpa:-) I hadn't even considered bath lift, so thanks for another idea to investigate.