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A freestanding bathtub needs space all round. This one does not. It has a straight back that you push up against the wall, and two rounded ends facing the room. From the room you see a smooth, rounded form, just like that of a freestanding bathtub.
There is no gap left behind the bathtub where dust collects and a mop cannot reach. The tap can come straight out of the wall.

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The bathtub is made of sanitary acrylic reinforced with laminate. It weighs 59 kg, so two people can carry it up the stairs and position it without equipment. Acrylic is warm to the touch from the first moment.
The overflow is a slot type: a narrow slot instead of a round rosette. The waste trap, feet and waste cover are included.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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This is the central, symmetrical version. It is 170 cm long and 85 cm wide, and the waste outlet is in the middle. You can stand it against any straight wall, without having to choose a left or right side.
It holds 295 litres. The base is 1332 mm long, so you can lie down in it. The 58 cm height makes it comfortable to step into.

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This offer is the white version, white inside and out. White does not impose itself on the bathroom: it suits wood, concrete, coloured tiles and fittings in any finish. If you change the tiles in a few years, the bathtub will still fit in.
White is the easiest colour to match a tap to. Gold and copper warm the room up, gun metal adds contrast.
A freestanding bathtub needs space all round. This one does not. It has a straight back that you push up against the wall, and two rounded ends facing the room. From the room you see a smooth, rounded form, just like that of a freestanding bathtub.