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Dark High-Back Slipper Bathtub
XA-8808T -

Smoke-Tone Asymmetric Transparent Bathtub
XA-8833T -


Green Asymmetric Transparent Bathtub
XA-8819T -


Pink Low-Back Rounded Rectangle Transparent Bathtub
XA-8808T -

Golden Oval Transparent Bathtub on Pedestal Base
XA-8805T -


Purple Curved Transparent Bathtub on Slim End Supports
TW-8997T-2 -


Dark Curved Bathtub on Slim End Supports
TW-8997T-1 -


Golden Curved Transparent Bathtub with End Supports
TW-8997T -


Turquoise Curved Transparent Bathtub on Slim End Supports
TW-8996T-2 -


Slim Support Amber Curved Transparent Bathtub
TW-8996T-1 -

Amber Curved Transparent Bathtub with End Supports
TW-8996T -


Blue Curved Transparent Bathtub on Central Base
TW-8992T
A clear bathtub in this range means a tub wall that transmits light, usually with a color tint rather than a colorless body. Two designs are pictured clear, while most others show amber, golden, green, blue, dark, pink or red tints. Because tint is part of the order specification, request written confirmation from the factory for the tint before approving a room scheme, and keep the tint name with the model code in the schedule.
A see through bathtub changes how a bathroom reads, because the room behind it stays visible through the wall. Designers often place these tubs where they can be viewed from the bedroom or entry, which makes the tub the focal point of a suite. The range offers 18 ovals and 8 curved bowls for open placements, plus rectangles and rounded rectangles for tighter plans, so the layout should be fixed before the model is chosen.
A translucent bathtub here is listed by three catalog figures in millimeters, with sizes from 1300 to 1850 mm at the largest figure and the 1500, 1600, 1700 and 1800 mm entries repeated across many designs. Several models, such as the five-size ovals, let one design cover more than one room type. Group the required sizes by model in the inquiry and confirm against the model spec sheet before the room plans are issued.




















