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Shapes, sizes, jets and installation — all in one PDF.
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Shape guide
Shape decides how the tub looks in the room, how much space it needs around it, and whether it's built for one person or two.
Rosabella · Sarah · Tahoe · Julia · Oasis · Isabel
Reward · Rachael · Avery
Alexa · Maya · Ovale · Reiley
Sizing
Match your space first, then the bath. Every size below is a real freestanding model — and we allow 6–8″ of clearance around the tub for fitting and service.
| Model | Size (L × W × H) | Shape | Room space to allow | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sarah | 58″ × 33″ × 27″ | Oval | ≈ 74″ × 49″ | Compact bathrooms |
| Isabel | 59″ × 31″ × 29″ | Oval | ≈ 75″ × 47″ | Compact, deeper soak |
| Rosabella | 59″ × 36″ × 27″ | Oval | ≈ 75″ × 52″ | Standard layouts |
| Sarah | 66″ × 36″ × 27″ | Oval | ≈ 82″ × 52″ | Most bathrooms |
| Julia | 67″ × 32″ × 29″ | Oval | ≈ 83″ × 48″ | Long, narrow rooms |
| Reward | 72″ × 36″ × 25″ | Rectangle | ≈ 88″ × 52″ | Two-person soaks |
| Tahoe | 72″ × 42″ × 29″ | Oval | ≈ 88″ × 58″ | Generous two-person |
Room space includes the 6–8″ clearance. Measure the finished opening, not the rough-in, and confirm drain side before ordering.
Jets in a freestanding tub
A freestanding tub hides its pump, heater and lines inside the shell — which is why access and noise planning matter more than with a built-in.
Jets and pump
Back and leg jets are plumbed inside the shell; the pump sits in a recessed compartment.
Access panels
Factory panels keep the pump reachable for service without removing the tub.
Noise
The pump hums in the shell; a solid floor and cabinet insulation keep it quiet.
Keeping water hot
An inline heater holds the temperature through a long soak rather than letting it drift.
Before you buy
A filled tub weighs far more than a standard bath. Have the floor structure checked before delivery.
The pump and heater need their own GFCI circuit, installed by a licensed electrician.
Confirm how the access panel sits in your layout so the pump stays reachable.
Note which side the drain is on and where the waste line will run.
Ask for the written warranty, and buy from a manufacturer you can call.
Covers all of this in the free guide.
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From compact 58″ ovals to 72″ two-person tubs.
Jets, finishes and sizes chosen to match your room.
Talk to the people who build the tubs.
Buyers describe weighing oval against rectangle for the room, then confirming the size fitted along the finished wall.
Customers highlight measuring the opening and drain side up front — so installation ran without surprises.
Reviewers mention talking through jets and finishes with the team and getting straight answers before ordering.
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Freestanding FAQ
If the look matters to you and you'll actually use the jets, a freestanding tub gives both — a centerpiece and real hydrotherapy. The value comes from regular use, so choose the massage type you'll enjoy.
Our freestanding models start from $1,950 and run to $5,950+, depending on size, jet system and finish. Share your measurements and we'll give you the exact price for your configuration.
Not necessarily. A filled tub is heavy and concentrates the load — have the floor checked by your installer before delivery.
They need a drain connection and, for jetted models, a dedicated GFCI electrical circuit for the pump and heater. A licensed plumber and electrician should handle the connections.
