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This is a bathtub you place in the bathroom first and then arrange everything else around. Oval, with no sharp edges and with straight sides. From a distance it looks like a sculpture. Up close you can see it is simply a well-cast bathtub.
It is 163 cm long and holds 300 litres of water. The base is 124 cm long, so you lie in it rather than sit.

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The bathtub is cast from marble composite. You notice it straight away: it weighs 119 kg, stands firm and will not shift when you step in. The rim is 20 mm thick and smoothly rounded, so it is comfortable to rest an arm or your neck on.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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The bathtub takes up 163 × 80 cm of floor and is 56.5 cm high. It stands on feet, which are included. You can place it under a window, by a wall or in the middle of the room.
Work out the weight too. The bathtub, 300 litres of water and an adult add up to around half a tonne. On a concrete floor that is no problem, but with a timber floor it is worth asking a structural engineer.
The bathtub has no overflow. So you run the water with a hand on the tap, just as with the bathtubs of years ago.

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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.
This is a bathtub you place in the bathroom first and then arrange everything else around. Oval, with no sharp edges and with straight sides. From a distance it looks like a sculpture. Up close you can see it is simply a well-cast bathtub.