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Freestanding bathtub fitting and installation

Installing a freestanding bath is not very difficult. In the 5 steps below, we take you through how to place and install your freestanding bath.

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A freestanding bathtub is a trend in the bathroom. It is a stylish element that gives thebathrooma luxurious look. There are many different types on sale, so first you need to decide what you want. Oblong, or perhaps round? Acrylic or mineral marble? On legs, or not? Size is also an important issue. A freestandingbathin a bathroom requires more space than a built-in one. It doesn't have to be much, but still, take it into account.

Then there are freestanding baths with wellness elements, such as massage jets and LED lighting in the bottom. Orient yourself before buying. A good place to do so is at Maxaro. The choice there is huge. The showrooms have dozens of freestanding bathtubs on display, so you can easily compare them.

Installing a freestanding bath

You can place a freestanding bath freely in the room, if your bathroom is large enough. And if there is enough space around the bath, you can get in on all sides. In practice, a freestanding bath is usually placed near a wall, so that getting in and out of the bath is still done in one place. This way, the loss of space is minimal while you still have the look of a freestanding bath. A great idea is to place a freestanding bath diagonally rather than parallel to a wall. This gives a playful and exciting effect to a room.

Simple installation of a freestanding bath

It is not very difficult to install a freestanding bath, as there is no need for a surround. It is convenient to do the installation with two men. A freestanding bath is heavy, and the drain and legs are at the bottom. Put the Bath down where you want it to be permanently and check that it is nice and level. With these leveling feet, you can set the bath nicely straight. Then fit the overflow and don't forget to fit the rubber seal. Screw on the overflow. Close the unused opening of the siphon with a cover and also place a sealing ring here. Place the drain in the bathtub, using a rubber seal. Connect the siphon to it and screw on the drain. Now connect the bath drain to the bathroom drain. Then place the bath on the floor and fit the drain cap. The bath can now be used.