Bathtub Ydernæs 153 | 170

1.295,00€ – 1.449,00€

Freestanding slimline bathtub in elegant design.
Dimension: 153 x 70 x 60 cm or 170 x 74 x 60 cm.
RRP from: ~~1555,00~~

Bathtub acrylic

SKU: 6528-6529 Categories: Acrylic bathtubs, Bathtubs

Description
Additional information

Freestanding slimline bathtub in elegant design. The beautiful design language of the tub sets new trends in your bathroom. The tub has a built-in overfill protection.

Faucet in the picture are not included.

Specifications

Product information

Material: Sanitary acrylic

Dimension: LxWxH : 153 x 70 x 60 cm or 170 x 74 x 60 cm
Water volume: About 223 / 273 liter
Color: White
Weight: 69 / 83 kg
Overfill: Built in the tub
Bottom valve: Chromed bottom valve included
Drain kit and drain hose: Not included
Faucet: Not included

Benefits of sanitary acrylic

Unlike porcelain and natural stone, there are a number of benefits of modern materials that have closed pores.

1. Both materials give our designers the freedom to focus on the aesthetic when designing your bathtub..

2. The bathtub retains its true color and stylish finish for many years and is resistant to wear and tear and scratches..

3. The closed pores of the material make the surface feel soft and smooth.

4. These materials are good at keeping the heat for a longer period of time, so you do not need to refill with hot water for several times.

5. The hard surface of the tub makes it easy to clean and maintain.

Buying Guide

Below are a number of things that you as a customer should keep in mind when purchasing a bathtub.

ADJUSTABLE - Always choose a tub with adjustable legs, preferably with an adjustment function in the corners so that the tub is stable even on an uneven floor.

DRAIN - Should be made of steel or solid brass where the visible parts are chromed. Compared to chrome-colored plastics, they have a longer life time and more solid appearance.

HOSE - The drain hose is only loosely mounted during transport. You should therefore mount and seal, so that the hose is in the right direction in relation to the floor drain.

BOTTOM - There should always be space for mounting the drain below the bottom of the tub. To make room for a possible water trap, we recommend that the drain is not placed directly under the bath drain.