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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 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 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.