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.

Our shower trays are made from exactly the same material as our baths — our proprietary Omnigel built-up system, handmade here in Britain. It's a multi-layer construction with a hard-wearing, hand-polished surface over a strong, rigid structural body, giving you a tray that's beautifully finished, genuinely durable and built to last.

Because it's the same Omnigel system, your tray shares all the advantages of an Omnitub bath: it can be made in any colour — with the colour running all the way through the material rather than sitting on the surface — it has a non-slip surface as standard, and it's covered by our 30-year warranty.

The result is a shower tray that looks immaculate, feels reassuringly solid underfoot, and is made to perform for decades. And if you'd like it to match your bath or your wider bathroom scheme, just let us know — we make them in any colour you like.

Almost always, yes — and it's one of the best things about an Omnitub. Because it's far lighter than a traditional cast-iron or stone bath, it can be carried tilted or turned on its side during installation, so the measurement that really matters is the tub's depth rather than its full width. That means most of our baths pass comfortably through a standard interior doorway, even when the bath is wider than the door opening.

The key thing is to check the narrowest point along the whole route — the doorway itself, but also any tight hallway turns, stair landings or low ceilings. If the narrowest point is clear, you're good to go.

Not sure? Our "Will it fit?" checker makes it effortless — just snap a photo of your door or hallway and it'll estimate the clearance and tell you exactly which Omnitubs can pass through. And you're always welcome to send us your measurements and we'll happily confirm it for you.

Yes — that's the typical way an Omnitub is fitted. Your installer builds a simple supporting frame or plinth to the right height, and the bath sits neatly within it, ready to be tiled or panelled around for a clean, built-in finish. Because an Omnitub is far lighter than a cast-iron or stone bath, it's much easier to position and level during this stage.

If you'd prefer a freestanding look, every one of our non-seated tubs comes with a feet kit as standard, so you can stand it on its feet instead. Our seated tubs are designed to be built in and don't include feet, as they're made to sit within a supporting frame.

Whichever route you take, we're always happy to talk your fitter through the best approach for your specific bath and bathroom.

Our 1500 round seated soaking tub is £3,295 in our standard white, or £3,645 in any colour from our full range. The colour is a single flat price whatever shade you choose — matched and run right through the Omnigel, not painted on — so a bold colour costs no more than a subtle one. You'll always find the current price, and can choose your finish, on its product page.