Seattle 1690 x 740 Luxury Freestanding Bath
Summary
Give your bathroom an instant update with this stylish freestanding bath, the Seattle is every bit as fashionable as the name would suggest It features a contemporary fluted square design with thick edges, it's double-ended too which gives you freedom to sit at either end or even share. Central overflow and waste are built-in, there are no pre-drilled holes either so all you need to do is install the tap or taps of your choice, as they're not included, and have them wall-mounted or freestanding in any position you choose. Made from high quality, sanitary grade acrylic you can rest assured this bath tub will last the test of time, without staining, cracking or chipping. In white, it's easy to coordinate with other bathroom items.
Features
- Freestanding, gives you flexibility when it comes to your bathroom layout
- Its sleek, modern fluted square design makes a statement in your bathroom
- Double-ended, there's more room to spread out or even share your tub
- Offers a comfortable soak at either end of the tub as waste and overflow are central
- No pre-drilled tap holes so can pair with our wide range of deck mounted, wall mounted or freestanding bath taps
- Made from high quality acrylic – making it withstand the test of time, cracking or chipping
- 5 year warranty included for added peace of mind
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Question from David Cocks: Asked on 18/10/2020 Do you do this bath in other sizes?
Question from cheryl kellett: Asked on 01/04/2016 Can you only use freestanding taps for this type of bath?
Question from Raymond: Asked on 31/10/2015 How do you connect the tap and pipes to the bath when using bath mounted taps? Having difficulty getting to the fixings.
Question from Cheryl: Asked on 19/10/2014 I have bought this bath and as it is described as freestanding wanted it fitting half an inch away from the wall. The tap comes out of the wall and the bath is therefore only attached via the waste. Does the bath require fixing to the floor (which is tiled) and if so how do you recommend. Thanks