The product is attractive, durable, functional and easy to install. This unique modern double slipper design is sure to provide your bath with a one of a kind presentation. Valley Acrylic Shila Stone tubs are built using a proprietary cast resin composite material created by Valley's in-house artisans with acrylic fill from the Valley Enviro-Seal Zero-Waste factory recycling program. This recycling program helps make all of Valley Acrylic's Canadian production Green as thousands of pounds of waste are diverted from landfills to create new, unique, durable, and sustainable, designer products for the home and commercial markets. Shila Stone products are more durable, stain and scratch-resistant, and stronger than traditional acrylic product construction. Valley Acrylic Cast Resin tubs are completely non-porous providing a vibrant and hygienic surface that resists the build-up of mold, mildew or bacteria. The proprietary composite tub construction retains heat making the addition of hot water less frequently to maintain a warm bath, another Eco-Friendly feature. The 69" X 29" size is large for a free-standing tub and allows for ample space in the bath while giving your bath the unique design statement only a freestanding bath can offer. The free-standing style provides a clean and efficient use of space in your master bath allowing for an open environment unrestricted by walls and barriers. The heavy composite tub has in integral slotted overflow and a convenient central drain and requires a floor standing faucet or an Allaire faucet deck. The vibrant hi-gloss surface of the Shila Stone tubs cleans up easily with mild soap and water, no abrasive scrubbing or harsh chemical cleaners required. The IZA tub has a luxurious 15.5" water depth and plenty of room in the tub for relaxation. The IZA tub is available in 16 vibrant exterior colors to accentuate or complement your bath design. Valley Acrylic, a Woman-Owned Business, creates hand made products that are eco-friendly and manufactured in a Certified Zero Waste factory in Mission, BC, Canada.
