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This bathtub is not a plain oval. From above it resembles a teardrop or a pebble smoothed by water: one end is fuller, the other more slender. The sides are not level either: their height varies from 57 to 63 cm.
As a result, the bathtub looks slightly different from every side. It is worth positioning it so that it can be seen from the doorway.

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The bathtub is cast from marble composite and weighs 111 kg. With lines this soft, that matters: the sides are thick and rigid, and the bathtub stands steady despite its narrow base.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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The bathtub is 159 cm long and only 70.5 cm wide. It goes where an eighty-centimetre bathtub no longer fits. Even so, it holds 300 litres of water, and the base is 128 cm long.
With water and one person that is around half a tonne. On a concrete floor it is not an issue, but with a timber floor ask a structural engineer.
The bathtub has no overflow. You need to stay nearby while it fills.

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This offer is the matt black version: the outer shell is black and matt, the inside white. Matt does not reflect light, so the bathtub looks calmer and heavier than it does in gloss. It goes well with concrete, grey porcelain tiles and gun metal or gold fittings.
A matt finish is cleaned with a soft sponge and a mild product. Leave the abrasive cream cleaners in the cupboard.
This bathtub is not a plain oval. From above it resembles a teardrop or a pebble smoothed by water: one end is fuller, the other more slender. The sides are not level either: their height varies from 57 to 63 cm.