1600.2mm x 718.8mm Soaking Acrylic Bathtub

Features

• 100% pure Lucite™ acrylic sheet is used to manufacture the bathtub. Lucite™ acrylic sheet is the highest grade of acrylic available on the market. Incorporating pure Lucite™ acrylic sheet into the manufacturing process ensures that the bathtub will retain its original colour and will not yellow or discolour over time.
• During the production process, the bathtubs utilize a thickness of 3.8mm with Lucite™ acrylic sheets. Lucite™ is the most famous and reputable brand for acrylic sheets that are used in premium-made bathtubs. Other bathtub brands usually use a thickness of 3.0 mm. Increased thickness provides additional benefits such as extending the lifetime of the bathtub, providing extra durability, allowing for extended heat retention, and maximizing the soaking time with each bathing session.
• Thanks to the above-average thickness of the acrylic sheet that is used in the production process, the acrylic is not only much more durable and resistant to scratching, but it will also withstand heavy usage.
• At the interior base of each bathtub, they insulate using fibreglass to provide additional support and reinforce the shape of the bathtub. Doing so ensures that the bathtub will be able to be used for years to come and retain its pristine shape, while not bending or molding in form. Additionally, this results in an increase in overall heat retention and longer bathing time.
• The surface of the bathtub utilizes glaze rather than paint to give the bathtub its high-gloss finish. Paint can chip away and crack with time, while glaze ensures that the bathtub colour is fade-resistant and retains its pristine high-gloss look for years to come.
• The drain comes separately inside the main bathtub box. For assistance or installation help, please refer to the installation guide in the documents section or refer to the installation videos on this product listing. Should you still require assistance or help, please reach out to a Streamline® product specialist for further assistance.
• This bathtub does have an overflow.
• To connect the joint lines of the bathtubs, acrylic glue is used rather than the more readily available and cheaper material, resin. Acrylic glue will ensure that the lines are not visible nor crack with time, as opposed to its resin counterpart, which can make the lines visible with usage and develop cracks due to improper foundation.