• Formed of two acrylic sheets, the air between acting as thermal insulator.

• Overflow option: includes Extended Pop-Up Drain with Swivel Head. Choose from a Standard overflow which remains open to allow water into the drain or a Press-and-seal overflow which can be closed for additional water depth.

• Air tub option: features 12 air jets that massage and relax. Remote control works within 15-foot radius and is designed to float. Tub and air system come fully assembled.

• Insulation option: increases heat retention and prevents condensation due to water and air temperature fluctuations.

Freestanding Tub Material
The most popular freestanding tubs are made from:
Acrylic: Acrylic sheets are heated then pulled into a mold with a vacuum system. The tub is then flipped over and reinforced with a mixture of fiberglass and compounds.
- Strong, light weight material
- Resistant to scratches and fading
- Non-porous
If damaged it can be fixed easily. The acrylic can be buffed to remove fine scratches. An acrylic repair specialist can also fill larger scratches.

Solid Surface: The tub is molded with a mixture of ground natural minerals and binding agents. Many counter tops are created in the same way.
- Sturdy, heavy material
- Non-porous material
- Resists stains, scratches and discoloring
If damaged it can be repaired by sanding and polishing

Cast Iron: The tub is molded from cast iron. Then the inside is finished with a baked-on layer of enamel.
- Sturdy, heavy material
- May require extra support
- Enamel is resistant to scratches, chips and most chemicals
If the enamel is damaged, it is not easily fixed