Freestanding Bathtub Configurations

Freestanding bathtub configurations help project buyers compare an oval bath shown in a room setting with the separate 1822–1827 catalog references. The linked catalog also shows 1832 and 1833 apron-front alternatives; those should not be treated as the same freestanding installation.

Compare freestanding bathtub configurations

Start with the room plan and the available bath footprint. Then compare the outer shape, rim and tap arrangement. The oval room image shows a separate floor-mounted filler. In contrast, several catalog references show fittings at the rim. These pictures do not establish which fittings are included in a quoted set.

Catalog reference 1822 lists sizes including 1300 × 750 × 600 mm and 1800 × 820 × 600 mm. Reference 1826 lists 1700 × 800 × 650 mm. Match a size to its model rather than choosing a bath from the series name alone. The oval room photograph has no printed model code or dimensions, so request those details before ordering.

Procurement questions

Does a freestanding shape establish acrylic construction? No. Confirm the body material, reinforcement and finish for the selected reference. A white surface is not a material test.

Are fillers and waste fittings included? Do not assume so. List each requested item and confirm supplied parts, drain position and access for maintenance in the quotation.

Also check delivery access, floor support and the installer’s proposed connection details. Confirm MOQ, lead time, carton or crate dimensions and shipping weight by model. This configuration group does not promise one shared production schedule or certification.

Compare the linked bath references or browse bathtubs and shower enclosures for separate bathroom items. Send selected model codes, quantities and the room plan through the project quotation page.