Bathtubs

Eight tub types across freestanding, back-to-wall, corner, drop-in and walk-in construction. Length, material and whether the tub is powered are specified per order.

Freestanding Bathtub

A self-supporting tub that stands clear of all four walls, in rectangle or oval. Available in 59, 62 and 67 inch lengths for the US and 1500, 1600 and 1700 mm elsewhere.

Capsule Freestanding Bathtub

High vertical side walls and a deep soaking cavity on a narrow rim. The shape that gets a deep soak into a small footprint.

Back-to-Wall Freestanding Bathtub

One straight face sits flush to the wall and the other three are rounded. Saves the walk-around clearance a fully freestanding tub needs.

Corner Bathtub

Two faces at a right angle tuck into a corner, with a curved or sloping front.

Boat Shape Bathtub

An asymmetric boat or egg profile with a raised backrest at one end. The statement piece for show flats and hotel suites.

Built-in Whirlpool Bathtub

A drop-in tub with six to twelve side wall jets, a pump and a control panel. Popular on projects; the deck and the access panel have to be planned together with the tub.

Smart Whirlpool Bathtub

Air bubble massage, whirlpool jets, LED lighting, heated constant temperature and touch or remote control in one tub. Every unit needs its own circuit and earth-leakage protection.

Walk-in Bathtub

A side door and an internal seat, so the user steps in instead of climbing over the rim. Built for accessible and age-in-place bathrooms.