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67" x 32" Freestanding Soaking Acrylic Rectangular Bathtub, Non-Slip Design

67" x 32" Freestanding Soaking Acrylic Rectangular Bathtub, Non-Slip Design

$801.99

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

04/05/2018
I'm very happy with this tub. It looks very expensive. The box that it arrived in had a gash in it, but the tub wasn't damaged. I feel that it could have had more packing material surrounding it. I'm very pleased with it. I have an update to add. After completing my bathroom renovation, my freestanding tub was the last thing to be installed. I was utterly dismayed to find water behind the tub after using it once! I called my plumber and he came within a few days to look at the problem. They had to remove the caulking surrounding the tub and remove it from the bathroom. Upon turning it upside down, they diagnosed the leaking problem. The drain assembly that came with the tub was leaking in two places. They showed me what was wrong and it was very shoddily made. They were able to apply glue and a pipe clamp to correct the issues and replaced the tub. They filled it and drained it and it appears to be free of leaks. I immediately contacted the case management department at Wayfair and I am happy to report that Wayfair reimbursed the plumbing bill entirely (and it was substantial) and I am completely satisfied with the way Wayfair dealt with my case. I hope they will contact the manufacturer and tell them how shoddy the drain assembly is. Wayfair was so easy to deal with and I'm completely satisfied with this online company and will continue to purchase from them.
Underscore 60" x 30" Rectangular Alcove Soaking Bathtub with Slotted Overflow and Integral Apron

Underscore 60" x 30" Rectangular Alcove Soaking Bathtub with Slotted Overflow and Integral Apron

$1,080.88

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

05/24/2021
Blown away! Much better than I imagined. Holds a lot of water, great slip proof bottom, great quality. Contractor was impressed and had no issues installing it. Previously ordered a tub from an online competitor and it was a disaster as they kept making appointments and not showing up, claiming issues with trucking companies, excess demand, blah, blah, blah. . Spent hours and hours on the phone calling and on hold with the defunctional trucking company, and the online retailer, lost PTO days waiting around as I desperately needed the tub in order for the construction to continue as the Contractor was extremely busy and delaying delivery was going to cause a major completion delay after the bathroom demolition had occurred. After all that they finally delivered a damaged tub. I searched other big box stores and none had this tub for 2-3 months. One of them gave a false delivery date and charged my card but after contacting one of the stores was told they weren't expecting any till July the earliest. So had to put a stop on construction till I figured out what to do. When I found the exact tub on Wayfair and they delivered and carried it up 3 flights of stairs into whatever room needed for a nominal amount, I prepared myself for major disappointment. Too good to be true, right? They not only delivered it before the due date, gave me an appointment slot and called me before arriving but the tub was in perfect condition, not a scratch anywhere, nothing. Great customer service, super nice delivery people, and a perfect tub. If I had ordered it here first I wouldn't have lost PTO days, endured so much frustration, delays.... With all these flakey competitors taking advantage of the current situation, Wayfair figured out how to shine and rise above it. Bravo!!! If they sell it it's because they have it in stock and it's in good condition.
Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 60-Inch Acrylic Rectangular 3-Wall Alcove Tub

Kingston Brass Aqua Eden 60-Inch Acrylic Rectangular 3-Wall Alcove Tub

$655.99

Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

07/14/2016
I was going crazy looking at tubs in all price ranges to try and find something that was deep and had a simple, clean design to complement my bathroom remodel. I'm so glad I found this one. It's as deep or deeper than anything else I could find, and the style is perfect. The tub arrived several days before I was expecting it, which was great. (Except it meant I had to work faster on my bathroom!) Two hand-holds on each end of the box made it easy for two people to carry into the house. It arrived totally undamaged and despite its light weight it felt very solid with no flex like some acrylic or plastic tubs I've had before. The corners of the skirt were covered with protective black plastic sleeves. Good idea, because that would be an easily damaged part of the tub. Do be careful in handling the tub without the box, because it's very easy to want to rest it on one of those corners. Placing the tub into the alcove was as easy as you can expect. The front side is supported by the skirt (which, by the way, is reinforced with a cross member that runs along the whole skirt and is connected to the rest of the tub, so it it doesn't flex). There are two adjustable legs in the back. Obviously, it's easier to level if you can access those legs through an unfinished wall, or access panel. In my case, I had just leveled my subfloor, so I was able to level the tub then slide it into the alcove. It took a few tries, but since it's so lightweight it was not difficult, especially with someone to help slide it in and out. Most acrylic tubs require a mortar bed beneath to prevent the bottom from flexing. The manufacturer's installation directions do not say to do this, although I suppose it wouldn't hurt anything. Since this tub is an acrylic/fiberglass mixture, along with the placement of the legs, seems to make this tub plenty stiff and strong enough to make a mortar bed superfluous. Standing in the tub, I didn't notice and flex whatsoever, and I weigh over 200 lbs. I did add fiberglass insulation around and under the tub to help keep the water warm as long as possible. At the time of this writing, we have not yet bathed in the tub, but it's installed, the plumbing is in and tested for a wall-mounted spout, and the backer board is in place in the alcove. I'll be tiling the alcove in the next few days. My wife loves the look of the tub as much as I do, and anxiously awaits being able to have an actual deep soaking tub in our home for the first time.
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