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Freestanding Baths

Clawfoot designs and deep tubs feature in freestanding baths, including 1500mm models. Check bathroom dimensions and access before choosing a bath.

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About Freestanding Baths products

There are no leaky boats in ArchiPro’s curated collection of high-quality bath tubs. Not only are there a range of sizes and shapes available, but a variety of different colours from white to grey to floral print. If your bathroom decor needs a matte black freestanding bath to really shine, you’ll have no difficulty finding one among our collection of stand-alone baths with some of the finest options in Australia.

If you’re looking to add a touch of elegance to your bathroom, consider installing a freestanding bath. Having one as the luxurious statement piece of your bathroom turns an ordinary bathroom space into an at-home spa bath experience. With options ranging from traditional clawfoot tubs to circular 1500mm freestanding baths, ArchiPro’s collection of premium products from trusted suppliers across Australia is sure to have something to suit your tastes.

Back to wall baths

Back to wall baths are the answer to fitting a freestanding bath in a small bathroom. Unlike a drop-in bath, the bathtub is placed next to the wall instead of being attached.

Claw-foot baths

For that touch of antique elegance, consider choosing a freestanding bathtub elevated above the ground by four clawed paws. A bathtub with legs can also create clearance beneath the bowl for a more traditional bathroom scheme.

Extra deep baths

Fed up with having your toes poke out of the water? Try an extra deep bath! In Australia, extra deep freestanding baths can be 600mm deep or more. For a compact bathroom, small deep bathtubs can provide a deeper bathing well without the footprint of a wider model.

Two-person baths

A two-person bathtub has extra width, so two people can enjoy a soak together. Or you can enjoy the extra room all to yourself. A two person soaking tub provides extra bathing space where the room allows for a wider bath.

The advantages of high-quality freestanding baths

When it comes to the centrepiece of your bathroom, you want to be sure that it’s made out of quality materials so it both looks and feels amazing. Although acrylic construction models are available, consider spending a little extra to secure the prestige and durability that comes with a porcelain or stone bath. The extra weight also helps prevent the bath from shifting position.

How to choose a freestanding bath that’s right for you

The only person who really knows what you want in a freestanding bath is you. The next time you take a bath, think about what might improve the experience. Would a deeper bath be more comfortable? How about the legroom offered by an extra-large option? It’s worth taking the time to consider all the options available and decide which ones are a must and which ones you can live without. You might also want to check other options like drop in baths.

Can you have a freestanding bath in a small bathroom?

If a normal bathtub can fit into the bathroom, a freestanding tub will too. They are available in a wider range of shapes, so a they may even fit more comfortably into a small bathroom than a standard bath.

How do freestanding baths work?

Just like a drop-in bath, freestanding baths have a tap for the water to enter the bath and a drain to let it out. The pipes can be hidden under the floor or a raised platform, or you can choose to make the exposed piping an accent by using bright chrome piping or an antique finish.

Can you have a shower over a freestanding bath?

Yes, there’s no reason not to have a shower over a freestanding bath. You will just need to think about a shower curtain or some other option to keep water from splashing out or consider something like a back to wall option.

What materials are freestanding baths made from?

Freestanding bath tubs are made from a variety of materials in Australia including acrylic, solid surface, stone, metal and porcelain.