1. Specification: 60" 1524*770*475MM and 66" 1676*770*475MM
2. Color: exterior is painted white; body filled and sanded to create a smooth interior surface
3. Enamel glaze level: AA
4. Package: wooden pallet-------- 4pcs/pallet
wooden crate-------- 1pcs/crate
5. Available with or without tap deck mount tub drilling
6. Delivery time:20 days for 1x20" container and 30 days for 1 x40" container
7. Faucets can be floor or wall mounted.
8. Designed with faucet drilling is available [ Optional ]
9. Feet: white iron feet, iron feet(nickel/chrome/black color etc.), brass feet
10. MOQ: one 20 feet container
If you are unable to find the right cast iron clawfoot bath tub style from our existing range, we can offer a bespoke design service tailored to your specific needs.
CLAWFOOT TUB BUYERS GUIDE
Clawfoot tubs are available in many different styles, options, and sizes. The variety can make it a challenge to choose a new clawfoot bathtub for your home. This guide is intended to help you narrow the scope of your decision.
Size
You should consider is the size of the tub at first. Most people prefer to pick the biggest tub available for the space provided. Make sure to allow a few inches for the plumbing and don't forget to consider doorways, stairwells, and other obstacles that might limit your ability to get the freestanding tub into position.
Material
Then, you need to consider the material from which the tub is constructed. Traditional clawfoot tubs are cast iron but several manufacturers offer acrylic tubs that are reproductions of the classic cast iron tub. New acrylic and cast iron tubs are priced comparably. Acrylic tubs are much lighter than cast iron tubs but cast iron tubs tend to last longer and can be refinished if necessary. See Clawfoot Tub Tips for more information regarding the differences between cast iron clawfoot tubs and acrylic tubs.
Style
Limiting yourself to a preferred style of tub can also aid in your decision making process. There are four basic styles of freestanding tubs to consider.
