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This bathtub has the shape known as a slipper bath. One end is clearly higher: 79 cm at the backrest and just under 62 cm at the foot. You rest your back and neck against the high side and sit in the water as if in an armchair.
For reading in the bath it is hard to find a better arrangement. Your head is supported, your hands are above the water and the book stays dry.

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The bathtub is cast from marble composite and weighs 109 kg. With a backrest this high, that mass matters: you can lean back with your full weight and the bathtub will not budge.
Made in Poland by a Polish manufacturer.

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The bathtub is 150 cm long and 73 cm wide. For a freestanding bathtub that is small, and that is the point. It fits in bathrooms where longer models block the way through.
It holds 233 litres. It fills faster than three-hundred-litre bathtubs and uses less hot water with every bath.
The bathtub has no overflow, so you need to stay nearby while it fills. With water and one person it weighs about 420 kg. With a timber floor it is worth checking this with a structural engineer.

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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 has the shape known as a slipper bath. One end is clearly higher: 79 cm at the backrest and just under 62 cm at the foot. You rest your back and neck against the high side and sit in the water as if in an armchair.