Omnitub Feet

No, you don't. The feet holders are simply the small mounts the feet screw into — they sit tucked underneath the tub and out of sight, so they don't affect how it looks or how it fits if you're building it in without the feet.

Leave them in place or take them off — it's entirely your call, and either way makes no difference to the installation.

No — there's no need to remove them. If you're building your Omnitub in rather than standing it on its feet, you simply leave the feet off; the feet mounts on the underside don't interfere with a built-in installation, as they sit neatly within your frame or surround. There's nothing to cut away or take off, so it's one less job for your fitter — just build in, level, and finish as normal.

Yes — the feet are self-levelling and adjustable: not a fixed height, you simply wind them to suit. Installed on its feet a tub sits at a 700 mm benchmark height and adjusts up to around 760 mm, so you can level it and line the waste up with your floor.

You'll find the exact detail — the foot fixing and the height build-up (75 mm foot + 25 mm recess) — on the feet diagram in your tub's technical data sheet.

Every Omnitub Sheer and every 600 mm deep soaking tub comes with its full set of feet included free — the number is matched to the size and weight of your tub. Our seated and multi-person seated tubs don't come with feet: they're designed to be built into a system with a base support underneath, including support beneath the seat, rather than standing on feet.

If you ever need spare feet for a tub that takes them, individual feet are £35 each.

Yes — the feet kit included with every non-seated Omnitub has adjustable feet, so your installer can level the bath precisely, even on a floor that isn't perfectly flat. It's a simple twist to fine-tune the height and get it sitting perfectly even.

That makes installation quicker and the finished result more solid, with no rocking or unevenness — and being able to fine-tune the height helps your fitter line the bath up neatly with panelling, tiling or a surround.

Whether you're standing it freestanding or building it in, the adjustable feet let your installer set it to exactly the right height before any surround or panel goes on.

You don't have to use them if you'd rather build the tub in. The fixed feet can be attached or detached to suit your installation, so you can stand it on its feet, recess it, or box it into a surround. Either way the feet come with the tub at no cost.