1. Specification: 66"1676*765*460*570MM
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.
Traditional clawfoot bathtubs follow the style of the original clawfoot bathtubs and usually have a flat top. Typically with a rounded seating area at one end and the faucet and drain on the other.
Slipper clawfoot bathtubs are distinguished by their high-back construction which provides a more comfortable seating position. If you prefer to lounge in the tub with a place to rest your head, the slipper bathtub gives you all the support you'll need.
Double-ended clawfoot bathtubs have each side rounded for your choice of bathing positions. These bath tubs typically have a center drain configuration and side-mounting faucet. The double-ended slipper tub offers both ends with high-back construction.
Pedestal bathtubs sometimes called free standing bathtubs mimic the art-deco style tubs that appeared in the 1920s and 1930s. Instead of clawfeet, the pedestal tub sits on a base. Pedestal bathtubs have many of the same styles and configurations as clawfoot bathtubs.
There are three basic styles of clawfoot bathtubs:
Traditional clawfoot bathtubs follow the style of the original clawfoot bathtubs and usually have a flat top. Typically with a rounded seating area at one end and the faucet and drain on the other.
Slipper clawfoot bathtubs are distinguished by their high-back construction which provides a more comfortable seating position. If you prefer to lounge in the tub with a place to rest your head, the slipper bathtub gives you all the support you'll need.
Double-ended clawfoot bathtubs have each side rounded for your choice of bathing positions. These bath tubs typically have a center drain configuration and side-mounting faucet. The double-ended slipper tub offers both ends with high-back construction.
Pedestal bathtubs sometimes called free standing bathtubs mimic the art-deco style tubs that appeared in the 1920s and 1930s. Instead of clawfeet, the pedestal tub sits on a base. Pedestal bathtubs have many of the same styles and configurations as clawfoot bathtubs.
