Freestanding stone bathtubs for sale
Elevate Your Bathing Experience: Explore Our Range of Freestanding Rock Bathtubs for Sale
Freestanding rock stone bathtubs for sale, but always well suited to the needs of a customer. Our bathtubs (made of natural stone) are always manufactured in a way to closely meet the recepient’s requirements, regardless whether the soaking river stone tub is made for a wholesaler, interior designer, or an architect who made a project for a client and demands exact shape or colour. The natural stone bathtub is never ready for us until it fully satisfies the recepient. It may sometimes take as long as few months to perfect an exceptionally complex orders, but the effect is truly worthwhile.
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Below, you can find examples why, in case of the bathroom or SPA projects, we always have to start planning beforehand. That would provide us with all the necessary time to present all the possibilities and get everything right. Each stone bathtub comes directly from our factory in Indonesia.
A couple of project examples created by interior designers who used our model of soaking pebble bathtub.
There are similar tubs made of stone but not the same as Lux4home™
From the same stone we are able to produce other shapes of bathtubs: round bathtubs, oval bathtubs, soaking bathtubs, roman bathtubs, gray bathtubs and others.
What to prepare before ordering a freestanding stone bathtub
Choosing a freestanding natural stone bathtub involves both the bathing space and the route into the building. Start with the stone bathtub collection to compare shapes, colours and materials, then send us a room plan and the features that matter to you. As the manufacturer, we can discuss the selected model and the feasibility of a different size or finish directly.
Compare inside dimensions as well as outside size
The external length and width help position the bathtub in the room. The internal bathing dimensions, rim, slope and drain position answer different questions about use. Ask for the drawing or measurements of the chosen model or individual piece rather than assuming that two tubs of the same external length provide the same bathing space.
For a naturally shaped boulder tub, review photographs from above and from the side. If the project requires specific dimensions or details, discuss the custom bathtub options before the design is finalised. Material selection and the proposed geometry need to be considered together.
If your priority is a deeper bathing experience, compare the natural stone soaking bathtubs by internal depth, seating space and the intended water level. A tall exterior alone does not tell you how the selected model will feel in use; ask us to confirm its bathing dimensions.
Check the delivery route and support
Record the narrowest doorways, turns, stairs or lift openings along the delivery route. Confirm both the product and packed dimensions, the handling arrangement and who is responsible for moving the tub from the delivery point to its final position. A room that accommodates the bathtub does not necessarily provide a workable route into it.
Use the actual tub weight together with the planned water load and bathers when arranging a structural assessment. Our stone bathtub weight and floor-support guide sets out the information to prepare; the building’s suitability must be assessed for its own structure and support conditions.
Coordinate the drain, tap and installation sequence
Agree the drain position, waste connection, tap reach and service access with the installer before ordering. Include the intended finished floor level in the drawings. Decide how the waste will be connected and inspected once the heavy bathtub is in place, rather than leaving this to delivery day.
Confirm what the quotation includes
Request a written specification identifying the model or selected piece, dimensions, material, finish, price, packing, delivery scope and estimated schedule. Distinguish a standard model from an individually specified order. Production time, transport and installation are separate stages; agree the sequence for your destination and project rather than relying on a general lead-time estimate.
The project examples above show design possibilities. Use them as a starting point for a specific brief, so that your choice reflects both the appearance you want and the practical requirements of the building.
