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Large freestanding bathtub 180x90 cm, white, acrylic, with waste trap and overflow
This is the largest bathtub in our range.
Finish: White
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You buy, pay and arrange delivery in our offer on Allegro. Price as of 11/11/2026, the current one is shown in the offer.
SKU: AE-WAN-1800X900-BI
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180 by 90
This is the largest bathtub in our range. It is 180 cm long and 90 cm wide, which is well over ten centimetres wider than a typical freestanding bathtub. You feel those centimetres in your shoulders: your elbows rest freely instead of pressing against the sides.
The oval is symmetrical, with both ends the same. You can lie facing either way, depending on where the tap stands or which side has the better view.
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A large bathtub that weighs 59 kg
The bathtub is made of sanitary acrylic reinforced with laminate. At these dimensions a cast marble composite bathtub would weigh well over a hundred kilograms. This one weighs 59 kg, and two people can position it without lifting gear.
Acrylic is warm to the touch, so leaning back against the side is not unpleasant even in winter.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.
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Plan a place for it
This bathtub needs space. It takes up 180 × 90 cm on its own, and for it to look good and be cleanable all the way round, leave a clear strip of floor on every side.
It holds 290 litres and is 45 cm deep. It has an overflow, so you do not have to watch the water. The waste trap and feet are included.
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All white
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.
About the product
This is the largest bathtub in our range. It is 180 cm long and 90 cm wide, which is well over ten centimetres wider than a typical freestanding bathtub. You feel those centimetres in your shoulders: your elbows rest freely instead of pressing against the sides.
