Short answer — every whirlpool system Omnitub manufactures is fully bespoke. Jet location, lighting position, control placement, pump type, and heater inclusion are all tailored to your exact requirements.

What can be customised: • Jet location — specify positions, or ask us to design a pattern after you've ordered • Lighting — LED positions and quantity set to your preference • Control panel placement — wherever suits your installation • Diverter switch location — if you're running multiple jet zones • Suction pump specification • Air blower — standard or heated • Water jet pumps — single or multiple, sized to the jet count • Jet fill location — if you'd like the tub to fill through the jets rather than a conventional tap • Tub height — adjusted to accommodate pipework, pumps, and access requirements

The air blower can be specified as standard (room-temperature air) or heated. Heated air blowers warm the air before it reaches the jets — particularly useful if you're planning long soak sessions or live somewhere cold.

All whirlpool systems are built by hand here in Somerset. Once you've ordered, we'll design the jet pattern and component layout to suit your tub dimensions, your bathroom layout, and how you've described wanting to use the bath.

This is a completely custom system — there are no off-the-shelf configurations. If you'd like jets in a specific position, or a particular control arrangement, we'll build it that way.

Send us a sketch of your bathroom layout, or describe how you'd like to use the whirlpool system, and we'll specify the components and positions before we start the build. WhatsApp, phone, or email — whichever suits you.

Short answer — a single 13-amp fused spur or switched connection, positioned within reach of the bath using the network cable supplied with the system.

Every Omnitub whirlpool system has one power connector. The pump and control unit connect to a single fuse box — part of the system we supply — which then feeds through to one power inlet in or near the bathroom.

Electrical specification: • 13-amp fused spur or switched outlet • Positioned within cable reach of the bath (network cable supplied with the system) • Must comply with BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations) for bathroom electrical zones • Typically installed just outside the bathroom or within Zone 3 if space allows

The fuse box we supply integrates the pump, controller, and power inlet into a single managed unit. Your electrician creates a fused spur from the ring main and connects it to the inlet point using the cable provided.

Most installations position the spur just outside the bathroom door or in an adjoining cupboard — wherever meets Building Regulations Part P and the 17th Edition wiring rules for wet areas. Your electrician will confirm the compliant location during first fix.

If you're working with an electrician unfamiliar with whirlpool baths, send us their contact details via WhatsApp, phone, or email and we'll talk them through the specification before installation begins.

In many cases, yes — but it depends on which Omnitub you’re choosing.

Non-seated Omnitubs can normally be turned on their side for access. When turned, the key measurement becomes 625mm, so as a general guide you want a doorway opening of at least 630mm to allow the tub through safely.

Seated Omnitubs work differently. Because of the shape and proportions, the smallest measurement is the actual width of the tub itself. So the doorway opening you need depends on the width of the tub you’ve chosen:

• 600mm wide seated tub → minimum opening around 600mm
• 700mm wide seated tub → minimum opening around 700mm
• 800mm wide seated tub → minimum opening around 800mm

In simple terms:

• Non-seated tubs: usually need around 630mm clear opening (because they can be turned on their side)
• Seated tubs: need a clear opening based on the actual tub width

As a rough guide, a standard internal door in the UK is usually around 720mm to 750mm wide, so many non-seated tubs will go through without issue. Seated tubs depend entirely on the width selected and the true clear opening available on site.

It’s also worth remembering that the clear opening matters more than the door leaf size itself. Door frames, skirting, tight turns, bannisters, radiators, and hallway restrictions can all affect access.

If there’s any doubt at all, measure the narrowest point on the full access route — not just the bathroom door.

Short answer — the 1600×800 is a one or two-person tub.

The 1600mm length and 800mm width give two adults room to sit comfortably facing one another, or inside each-other, without competing for space. The internal dimensions are generous enough that shoulders, legs, and elbows aren't cramped.

If you're planning to use the tub solo most of the time, the 1600×800 still works well — you simply have more room to move, turn, or float. Solo bathers between 5'2" and 6'4" report the 1600 length as ideal for full immersion with legs extended.

It depends on whether you choose a white Omnitub (in stock) or a coloured Omnitub (made to order) — but in all cases, you stay in control of the delivery date.

Delivery date selection

At checkout, you can select your delivery date to suit your project. You can also:

• Dispatch immediately
• Schedule delivery for a future date
• Secure your order now and hold delivery until you’re ready
• Click & collect from our Somerset workshop

White Omnitubs (in stock)

• Orders placed before 10:00am → can dispatch the same working day
• Orders placed after 10:00am → dispatch the next working day
• Delivery is typically 2 working days after dispatch

Coloured Omnitubs (made to order)

• Made to order
• Please allow ~14 days production
• Dispatched Monday–Friday once complete
• Delivered 2 working days after dispatch

UK delivery

• Delivery is Monday–Friday
• You can choose a specific delivery date at checkout
• Dedicated delivery slots are available (including AM/PM options)

Worldwide delivery

We ship worldwide, and delivery times will be clearly shown at checkout based on your location.

In simple terms:

• White tubs: fast dispatch
• Colour tubs: ~14 days production
• Delivery: you choose the date

You’re not forced into taking delivery before you’re ready — you can secure your Omnitub now and have it arrive exactly when your project needs it.

All Omnitubs are delivered kerbside and arrive securely palletised.

This means the delivery is made to the nearest accessible point outside your property, and you (or your installer) are responsible for moving the tub from the kerb to its final location.

UK delivery

• Kerbside delivery as standard
• 2-hour delivery window provided on the day
• Deliveries are made Monday–Friday (excluding Bank Holidays)
• Delivery times are typically between 09:00–17:00

International delivery

• Kerbside delivery
• Live tracking provided so you can follow the delivery on the day

Important on arrival

• Your Omnitub will arrive on a pallet, fully protected for transport
• Check the pallet before unwrapping for any visible damage
• We recommend wearing gloves when removing packaging and handling the tub
• Ensure you have enough people or equipment on site to move it safely

Will the driver help?

Drivers are not obligated to assist with moving the tub beyond kerbside delivery. However, in some cases they may help if asked — but this is entirely at their discretion and they can decline.

In simple terms:

• Delivery: kerbside + palletised
• You’ll need to: move it inside
• UK: 2-hour window
• International: tracked delivery

Planning ahead makes the delivery smooth and stress-free.