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Baths and Freestanding Bathtubs

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Freestanding and built-in baths from Pietra Bianca, ADP, Otti, Fienza and Madu Living. Lengths run from 1300mm corner baths up to 1800mm freestanding tubs, so start with the space you have, then choose the shape and material.

Shop by length: 1500mm baths | 1700mm baths.

Choose by type

  • Freestanding baths: the centrepiece option, in acrylic, composite stone, solid cast marble and terrazzo.
  • Back to wall baths: a finished front with the back against the wall, mostly 1500 and 1700mm.
  • Corner baths: left or right hand, from 1300mm, for compact rooms.

Material and weight

Acrylic baths are the lightest to carry in and install. Composite stone baths such as Pietra Bianca are much heavier; the Chelsea 1700mm is listed at around 140 kg empty, so check the floor with your builder. ADP also offers solid cast marble baths, which ADP says keep the water warm for longer than acrylic. Size, capacity and waste details are on each product page.

Guides: freestanding bath sizing and styles | stone vs acrylic baths | wastes

Also browse: bath wastes, Pietra Bianca stone.

Free pickup from our Loganholme showroom or Australia-wide delivery, with the exact rate shown at checkout.

Buying help: Baths and Freestanding Bathtubs

Which bath types do you stock?

About 110 baths: freestanding baths (acrylic and stone), corner baths and back-to-wall baths, from Pietra Bianca, Otti, ADP Australia and Madu Living.

What length bath should I choose?

Freestanding baths here run from about 1350mm to 1800mm. A 1500 to 1600mm bath suits most family bathrooms; 1700 to 1800mm needs a larger room and gives a longer soak.

How much does bath delivery cost?

Acrylic and other bulky baths ship Australia-wide by kerbside freight for a flat $249. Stone baths are heavier and ship for a flat $399. Queensland orders pay the same delivery rates as the rest of Australia. Pickup from our Loganholme showroom is free.

Stone or acrylic?

Stone (composite) baths feel solid and hold heat well but are much heavier, so check the floor with your builder, especially upstairs. Acrylic baths are lighter and easier to carry in.

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