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1500 x 800 Deep Soaking Tub – 600mm Depth – Rectangular – Omnitub (B100) - White is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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£1,195.00 GBP
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1500 x 800 Deep Soaking Tub – 600mm Depth
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Standard white ships without surcharge. Any colour finish adds the colour service — typically 14 working days to dispatch. Screen colours are indicative; every finish is hand-matched on the bench. 30-year warranty applies to every finish.
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Now, the waste.
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Omnitone waste — made to order, follows in ~8 weeks. We part-dispatch: your order above still arrives on its date.
First — why fit an Omnitub waste?
A deep tub is unforgiving on the wrong waste. Here's why ours are built for it — then we'll find the exact one you need.
Tested to 1.5 metres deepProven at depths most wastes on the market simply can't handle.
Bundled with a trap (the "siphon")Waste + trap together is what gives smooth, reliable drainage from a deep tub — and stops drain smells coming back into the room.
Built for the depthLesser push-down wastes can't push up and down reliably at this depth, and the wrong trap won't clear the water. This is how we end the "it doesn't fit the tub" calls.
The longest hoses you'll findOur overflow wastes ship with 1300 mm hoses — longer than anyone else, and genuinely needed on many of our tubs.
It's your choice. Fitting our waste unlocks your order discount — but it isn't required. The waste hole is a standard size, so another waste will fit; we just can't promise it'll perform at our depths.
Three words, and you've got it.
The wasteThe fitting in the bottom of your tub that lets the water out. Every tub needs one.
The overflowA smaller opening near the top that carries away any excess so the tub can't overfill. Some want it; some prefer the cleaner look without.
The fillerHow the water gets in. Usually taps — but some of our wastes fill the tub through the overflow, so you can have no taps on the tub at all.
How will the water get into your tub?
This one choice decides almost everything — both are completely normal.
Filling with taps — would you like an overflow?
Filling from the overflow — how will you control it?
Filling through the overflow needs control: temperature, and flow. There are two ways — this is the bit no one explains.
Already have a set of controls to link to? Choose the first — the self-contained version can't be linked, so it'd be the wrong fit.
Here's the one for you
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Bundled with its trap, hand-finished to match your tub, and covered by a 5-year warranty. Overflow wastes ship with 1300 mm hoses.
Perfect — we'll carry on with your build. Next up: panels. (Coming to the builder.)
Not sure? We do this every day — call 01934 751 200 or WhatsApp.
Choose your finish
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Made to order in your colour — around 8 weeks. We part-dispatch as standard: your tub ships on its date, and your Omnitone waste follows the moment it's finished. Or have everything together — you choose at checkout.
Choose your finish (required)
Please choose a finish — Satin, Matte or Polished.
Stainless Steel is marine-grade 316. Fine indoors too — but it's the one chosen for outdoor & commercial installs (and costs a little more).
Please choose a finish above before adding to your basket.
Shall we drill the overflow for you?
Your waste has an overflow. We can core the Ø52 mm overflow hole into your tub before it leaves us — set at the 525 mm soak line and finished to match your colour.
Either way works. An installer can drill it on site with our comprehensive fitting guide — but having us do it is one less process on the day: nothing to measure, core or second-guess. Service terms.
Where would you like the overflow?
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The overflow bottom sits on the 525 mm soak line — your full water level — and bores the same Ø52 mm hole as the waste.
And your tap holes?
We can drill your deck tap holes too, to the standard layout that fits about 95% of bath taps: two holes for ¾″ tap tails at 180 mm centres, set on the flange.
An installer can drill these on site with our guide — but pre-drilled is one less job on the day.
Your tap layout
Standard layout — two holes for ¾″ tap tails at 180 mm centres.
No problem — we'll set the standard position for now and our team will contact you to capture your tap's exact drilling template from its datasheet before we cut.
Sign off your drilling
Because we cut to the positions you've chosen, your Omnitub becomes a bespoke, made-to-order item. Please read and sign below — we'll send this signed specification to you with your order.
I confirm I have chosen the hole position(s) shown above for my Omnitub. I understand that once my tub is drilled to my specification it becomes a bespoke, made-to-order item that cannot be returned or refunded. I understand this does not affect my legal right to a replacement or refund if my item arrives damaged in transit. I have read and agree to the Cut & Drill Service Terms.
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Please type your full name and add your signature to continue.
Drilling the overflow yourself
No problem — it's a straightforward job for your installer. Here's the process; the full step-by-step guide ships with your tub.
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Set the heightLeave 25 mm (1″) clear from the flange to the top of the hole, so the bottom sits on the 525 mm soak line — your full water level.
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Confirm the boreSame Ø52 mm (2″) bore as the waste — check your waste set's datasheet.
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Mark & coreMark the centre ~26 mm above the line, then diamond-core a clean bore through the Omnigel wall.
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Drill & fitSquare start, gentle pressure, through in one pass. De-burr and fit. Water spills at the bottom of the hole, not its centre.
Rather we did it? Go back and choose “Yes — drill my overflow” and we'll cut it for you, colour-matched.
Drilling the tap holes yourself
Easily done on site. The standard layout is two holes for ¾″ tap tails at 180 mm centres, on the flat flange — the full guide ships with your tub.
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Mark the centresSet two holes 180 mm apart for hot and cold — the popular bath-pillar-tap layout. Mark them on the flat flange.
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Confirm the boreDrill for ¾″ tap tails. Check your tap's datasheet for the exact cutout and centre spacing.
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Check it fitsMake sure each tap base lands fully on the 100 mm flange (Side A), especially if you've trimmed it to your space.
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Core & drillSet a diamond core to the confirmed diameter. Square start, gentle even pressure, through in one pass — then repeat for the second hole.
No deck taps at all? Wall-mounted or floor-standing taps need no holes in the tub. Rather we drilled them? Go back and choose “Yes — drill my tap holes”.
How is your tub being installed?
If your tub fits into a recess, corner or alcove, we can trim the flat rim — the flange — on the sides that meet a wall, so it slots into the exact space you have. The open sides keep their full flange for access.
Your waste hole is pre-drilled in the fixed position shown on the plan — it can’t be moved. Trimming, an overflow and tap holes are all optional add-ons.
£75 / cut, in 5 mm steps down to a 25 mm minimum flange. Trimming makes your Omnitub bespoke and non-returnable (except for transit damage). Service terms.
Which sides meet a wall?
Set each trimmed flange
Enter the flange you need on each walled side — in 5 mm steps, down to a 25 mm minimum. We show the original and the new size; £75 per side cut.
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Finish it with a panel.
A made-to-measure panel boxes in your tub for a built-in look — trimmed on site, colour-matched to your Omnitub.
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Omnitub + Panel + Waste saves 15% — applied automatically at checkout.
Would you like a matching panel?
Your tub doesn't need one — but a panel gives a clean, built-in finish: made to measure, supplied oversized so your fitter trims it to the room.
Omnitub + Panel + Waste saves 15%Applied automatically at checkout — no code needed.
Made to measure, trimmed on siteSupplied +100 mm oversized (775 mm tall) so it fits exactly — no filler strips, no gaps.
Colour-matched to your tubWe set it to the colour you've chosen, in the same Omnigel finish.
Magnet-fixed for clean accessLifts away cleanly when needed — no visible fixings.
Which panel do you need?
It depends where your walls sit. Pick the layout that matches your bathroom — the dark edges are walls, the brass edges are the panel.
The long side is always the front of the tub; the short return wraps the exposed end. Not sure? Call 01934 751 200 — a wrong-handed panel won't fit.
Design your panel
Made to measure — give us the visible length and height, and the price builds live. Supplied oversized so your fitter trims a clean line.
Measure in
Your made-to-measure panelEnter your length
Please enter the length (and return for an L-shaped panel) so we can price your panel.
Your panel colour
White as standard — or match your tub exactly, or pick any colour you like (colour adds £275).
Couldn't load the panel — please try again or call 01934 751 200.
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Features
At a glance
Every Omnigel-built tub starts with these facts. Skim the row, then dive into the detail below.
- 600mm soak
- 1500 × 800mm
- 443 litres capacity
- Net weight 27.6 kg
- 7-layer Omnigel built-up system
- 430+ colour options
- Indoor · Outdoor · Commercial
- 30-year warranty
- Handmade in Somerset
- Hot, cold or ice bath use
- Steps not required
- Insulation service available
- Bespoke · RAL · Pantone match
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How to OrderOnline, phone, WhatsApp or in person
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Free UK Named Day DeliveryWorldwide delivery via our shipping network
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Handmade in SomersetSkilled craftsmen, in-house bespoke manufacturing
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One-to-One SupportShare drawings, discuss plans on WhatsApp
About this product
Description
The 1500 x 800 x 625 Deep Bath was requested to have the B side of the tub (long side) have the 100mm flange (ledge) so that the A and C sides (short sides were both 75mm as well as the D side (long side).
See drawing of the tub to see which side is which.
So with this version of the Omnitub Solo Ultra you can have the long side which generally is against a wall have the larger side of the flange which is perfect for a statement piece or decking the taps on and whilst it's perfectly suitable to deck taps on a 75mm flange (side) there is something nice about seeing the 100mm flange on the long side of the tub. It also helps centralise the look of the tub if you are approaching the tub from the long side (B or D).
It's a great tub to choose if you have a slightly wider space for a tub but are looking to box in pipe work or make shelf space or hold a monitor in (if you're proper extra).
For example if you have a 2000 width space and you want to hold the tub in the middle of the space then you would be left with 250mm either side. Subtract the panneling on your walls or marble, stone, tiling or however you're finishing your space and you have a generous amount of space for any of the above options and the tub sits perfectly in the middle with the focus on the back side of the tub.
How lovely.
It also makes the tub just that bit narrower as opposed to the regular Omnitub Solo Ultra given that 25mm has been lost on the width due to the increase of the flange and an additional 25mm has been gained by having 75mm on each of the shorter sides.
Personally we love this option and are pleased to be able to finally launch it. It's been popular with our customers who we have discussed this idea with and we're super pleased with the result.
A true 600mm internal depth Deep Soaking Tub which is genuinely big enough for two people to soak and spend time in.
Please be aware that any tap holes have to be frilled by the customer.
Product details
- Material: OmniCore — Reinforced Fibreglass Built-Up System
- Finish: Gloss White
- Tap Holes: 0
- Supplied with bath feet in a separate box
- Tap mounting - bath mounted or wall mounted
Guarantee: 30-years
Please be aware that any tap holes have to be frilled by the customer.
Omnitone
One colour, head to toe.
Don't let a chrome plug interrupt your colour. With Omnitone, we finish the waste in the exact colour of this tub — any RAL, the full BS 4800 range, or matched to your own sample.
GT0Top adhesion grade — BS 3900 tested
3 monthsImmersed in water — no effect
3 yearsResidential guarantee on the finish
OmniStudio
Design this one, your way.
Tap “Step into the OmniStudio” in the buy box above to build it — choose your colour from 487+ matches and watch it recolour live, add the matching waste, and see your price and delivery date move with every choice.
487+colour matches — BS 4800, RAL & more
Liverecolour, price & delivery date
1 flowtub · waste · panel, one basket
Fittedoverflow & tap holes drilled, trimmed to fit
OmniSoak
Legionella · ACOP L8 · TMV — the duties, the temperature regime & a monitoring schedule. PDF →
Your soak, fully worked out
Spec it properly — for home or commercial use. Tell us where it’s going and how it’ll be used, then see the water it takes, the fill time, what it costs and the carbon to run, how long it stays warm, and the right chiller or heating system. Live UK energy, water and grid data — no guesswork.
First — where’s it going?
How will you use it?
Where is it? — unlocks live local energy, carbon, climate & solar
Bathers
Bather weight
79 kg
Soak depth
525mm
Target temperature
38°C
We default to 38 °C — body-temperature warmth, the level UK baths are typically run at and the temperature most bathers find most comfortable. 40 °C is about as hot as stays comfortable; above 42 °C risks scalding.
Hot supply
60°C
60°C is how hot water should be delivered — some systems run cooler or hotter.
Cold mains
10°C
Mains averages ~10°C — as low as ~5°C in deep winter, up to ~15°C in a hot summer.
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litres to fill
—L hot
at 60°C
—L cold
at 10°C
Volumes are to your chosen soak depth (525 mm is the standard overflow line) and bather weight. Omnigel holds heat far longer than a steel or acrylic bath, and its warmth is deeply penetrating — most bathers find 38–40°C plenty. Indicative figures; your incoming temperatures vary by season and system.
Below 55 °C · water-safety note
A hot supply under 55 °C is offered here as a calculator setting only — Omnitub does not recommend running your hot water below the temperatures set out in UK guidance. To control Legionella bacteria (which can multiply between 20–45 °C), HSE guidance (ACOP L8 / HSG274) is that hot water is stored at 60 °C and reaches the tap at no less than 50 °C — 55 °C in healthcare settings.
By choosing a lower figure you confirm your installation has suitable safeguards in place to keep the water safe — for example periodic thermal disinfection, a scheduled high-temperature flush, or a supplementary electric immersion heater. If you are unsure, please keep your hot supply at 60 °C and speak to a qualified installer.
Fill time
How long it takes to fill
Your fill volume above ÷ your tap's flow rate. A UK bath tap is typically around 15 litres a minute — slide to match yours.
Your tap flow rate20 L/min
Not sure? How to find your flow rate
6-second test: turn your bath tap fully on, hold a measuring jug under it for 6 seconds, then multiply the litres you catch by 10 — that's your flow in litres per minute. (½ litre in 6 s ≈ 5 L/min; 1½ litres ≈ 15 L/min.)
Getting a low number in an older home? That's usually just tired pipework — a new bathroom with fresh supply pipe normally lifts the flow well above what you see today, so don't let a low reading now put you off.
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Heat retention
Add insulation, stay hot up to 80% longer
Every Omnitub is a 7-layer Omnigel built-up system that already holds heat for hours — far longer than a heat-conducting acrylic, steel or cast-iron bath. Add insulation — pick a thickness below — and a soak stays warm dramatically longer again, sealed in behind Omnicoat.
How is this worked out?
Heat leaves a bath three ways — through the walls, through the base, and off the open water surface. A thin, heat-conducting acrylic, steel or cast-iron bath bleeds warmth out through its walls and base quickly. Our built-up Omnigel system is much thicker and a poor conductor of heat, so it insulates the body of water and leaves the open surface as the main way heat can escape.
With most of the loss coming only from the surface, the water cools slowly — and a deeper, larger volume holds more heat and cools slower still, which is why the time scales with your fill. The insulation upgrade wraps the shell further to cut wall and base loss to a minimum: in our testing that’s roughly 80% longer to cool than the standard build.
Figures are indicative — real cooling depends on room temperature, draughts and whether the tub is covered. We don’t publish the Omnigel layer recipe, but the principle is simple: thicker, non-conductive walls keep the heat in.
Built to last
One tub for a lifetime — not 2–3 to landfill
Mass-market acrylic baths are typically replaced every 10–15 years. An Omnitub is built from our 7-layer Omnigel system and carries a 30-year warranty — made to last, so it isn’t ripped out and binned on repeat.
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over 30 years
over 30 years
2–3acrylic baths
replaced & binned
replaced & binned
Over a 30-year life, one Omnitub instead of repeatedly replacing an acrylic bath avoids the manufacturing, delivery and landfill of two to three baths — and because the colour runs right through the Omnigel, it never needs re-coating. Indicative; replacement intervals vary.
Hot water
Will your hot water fill it?
A deep soak needs a good slug of hot water. Tell us your system and we’ll check it copes.
Your hot-water system
Cylinder size300 L
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Running cost
What a soak actually costs
Costed from your fill above — the water in, the energy to heat it, and the wastewater out. UK figures; change any of them to match your own bill.
Your water supply
Energy it runs on — set from your system; change if different
How often1 / week
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per soak
—per month
—per year
Adds a reminder to your calendar — nothing is sent or stored.
Contrast therapy
Your hot & cold system, together
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per year to run, combined
—total electrical draw
—electricity / year
—CO₂ / year
Size each side in the two panels below — the figures above update live.
Where is it going?
Number of tubs
1 tub
Running several tubs from one system? Set how many — all the same size. We size the shared system for the total.
Target water temperature
5°C
Bathers in use
1 bather
Average bather weight
79 kg
Bathers add body heat the chiller has to recover between sessions — and displace water. We add headroom for them; the pull-down still assumes a full tub, so it’s never undersized.
Pull-down time
Where installed
Insulation — PIR board, default 50 mm
Use intensity
Commercial / back-to-back use needs more recovery headroom between bathers.
Chiller efficiency (COP)3.0
Electricity price
£/kWh
Supply
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recommended cooling capacity · output
How we sized it
- Water to chill
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- Pull-down
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- Continuous hold
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- Bather recovery
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- Water in use
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- Safety margin
- +20–50%
Running cost
- To hold
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- Energy / day
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- Efficiency
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- Per cold start
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per year to run
—to hold / day
—electricity / year
—CO₂ / year
Business case — optional: revenue & payback
—revenue / year
—after running cost
—payback
Suited to—
What do these terms mean?
- Cooling capacity (output)
- The rate of heat the chiller removes from the water, in kilowatts (kW). This is what you size on — not the electricity it uses.
- BTU/hr
- The same cooling power in imperial units, which many chillers are rated in. 3,412 BTU/hr = 1 kW.
- Electrical input (draw)
- The power the unit actually pulls from the socket — roughly the cooling capacity divided by its COP.
- COP
- Coefficient of performance: kW of cooling per kW of electricity. A COP of 3 means three times more cooling than the power it draws.
- Pull-down
- Cooling the full tub from its fill temperature down to your target, within the time you choose.
- Continuous hold
- The steady power needed to hold the target against heat creeping in through the walls and the open water surface.
- Bather recovery
- Extra headroom for the body heat bathers add during use; back-to-back commercial use needs more.
- Safety margin
- An industry 20–50% added for recovery, warm days and compressor longevity — oversizing too far short-cycles the compressor.
- Suited to (class)
- A guide, by cooling power, to the kind of unit and electrical supply: domestic plug-in, prosumer / light-commercial, or commercial.
Where is it going?
Number of tubs
1 tub
Hold temperature
38°C
Bathers in use
1 bather
Average bather weight
79 kg
Warm bodies are roughly neutral in a heated tub, but they cause splash and door-open losses and displace water — we allow a little headroom for them.
Heat-up time
Warmed from the cold-mains fill set above, then held at your chosen temperature.
Where installed
Insulation — PIR board, default 50 mm
Use intensity
System type
Heat-pump efficiency (COP)4.5
Electricity price
£/kWh
Supply
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recommended heat output · capacity
How we sized it
- Water to heat
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- Heat-up
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- Continuous hold
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- Bather allowance
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- Water in use
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- Safety margin
- +20–50%
Running cost
- To hold
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- Energy / day
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- Efficiency
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- Per heat-up
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per year to run
—to hold / day
—electricity / year
—CO₂ / year
Business case — optional: revenue & payback
—revenue / year
—after running cost
—payback
Suited to—
What do these terms mean?
- Heat output (capacity)
- The rate of heat delivered into the water, in kilowatts (kW). This is what you size on.
- BTU/hr
- The same heating power in imperial units. 3,412 BTU/hr = 1 kW.
- Heat pump vs electric element
- A heat pump moves heat (COP ~4–5, about a quarter of the electricity, a little slower); an element converts electricity to heat 1:1 — simple, but higher running cost.
- COP
- Coefficient of performance: kW of heat per kW of electricity (heat pumps only). Higher is cheaper to run.
- Heat-up
- Warming the full tub from the cold-mains fill up to your target, within the time you choose.
- Continuous hold
- The steady power to hold the target against heat lost through the walls and the open water surface.
- Bather allowance
- Warm bodies are roughly neutral, but they drive splash, door-open and evaporation losses while in use.
- Safety margin
- An industry 20–50% added for recovery, cold days and longevity.
- Supply
- Up to ~3 kW runs on a 13 A plug; more needs a dedicated circuit; loads above ~6–7 kW are usually three-phase.
Commercial
Operating cost at your venue
Scale a single soak up to your whole installation — the cost, carbon and water across every tub and every use, at business tariffs.
Your sector
Tubs / units in the building4
Baths per tub, per day6
Open7 days/wk
Business case — optional: revenue & payback
Enter what you charge per use to see annual revenue, profit and (with a setup cost) payback.
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per year to run
—per day
—CO₂ / year
—water / year
—revenue / year
—after running cost
—payback
Commercial · electrical
Facility electrical load builder
Build a load schedule across every piece of plant in the building — chillers, heat pumps, circulation, treatment and ancillary — for an indicative maximum demand and supply size to take to your electrician or M&E consultant.
Diversity reflects that not all plant runs at full power at the same instant. Edit any quantity — chiller & heat-pump draw comes live from your spec above.
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maximum demand
—connected load
—single-phase (230V)
—three-phase (400V)
Recommended supply—
Legionella · ACOP L8 · TMV — the duties, the temperature regime & a monitoring schedule. PDF →
Electrical supply
What your electrician needs
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total connected load
—single-phase (230V)
—three-phase (400V)
Recommended supply—
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Technical
Specifications
- Maximum Soaking Depth
- 600 mm · 60.0 cm · 23.6″
- Soaking Depth (Overflow Fitted)
- 525 mm · 52.5 cm · 20.7″
- Net Weight
- 27.6 kg · 60.8 lbs
- Water capacity — empty tub, no one in
- 443.0 L · 117.0 US gal · 97.4 UK gal
- Water in use — with you in the tub
- ~364 L (1 person) · ~285 L (2 people)
- External Length
- 1500 mm · 150.0 cm · 59.1″
- External Width
- 800 mm · 80.0 cm · 31.5″
- Upper Internal Length
- 1350 mm · 135.0 cm · 53.1″
- Upper Internal Width
- 625 mm · 62.5 cm · 24.6″
- Lower Internal Length
- 1250 mm · 125.0 cm · 49.2″
- Lower Internal Width
- 525 mm · 52.5 cm · 20.7″
- Height
- 625 mm · 62.5 cm · 24.6″
- Flange Widths
- 100 mm (long Side B) · 75 mm (Sides A/C/D)
- Vertical Flange
- 35 mm
- Wall Taper (per side)
- 50 mm
- Internal Corner Radius
- 27.5 mm
- External Corner Radius
- 5 mm
- Waste Outlet
- Ø52 mm (1½″ BSP) · dished Ø100 mm
- Waste Position
- 750 mm from end · 400 mm from side
- Omnitub Feet
- 6
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Shipping, delivery & lead times
Made in Somerset, shipped worldwide. Stocked white tubs dispatch within a day or two — coloured and bespoke builds are made to order. UK mainland delivery is free; international ships via our shipping network.
Lead times by product
Coloured Omnitubs
Made to order- Made by hand to your colour spec — please allow 14 days production
- Dispatched Monday to Friday once complete
- Delivered 2 working days after dispatch
- Pick your delivery date at checkout, or hold for later
Click & Collect
Somerset- Order before 10:00am for same-day collection
- Order after 10:00am for next working day collection
- We’ll contact you to arrange a suitable collection time
- Monday to Friday · Unit 5, Batch Business Park, Lympsham BS24 0ES
Choose when you receive it
Immediate dispatch
Despatched as soon as possible — delivered on the next available date.
Scheduled delivery
Pick your preferred delivery date at checkout, at no extra cost.
Hold order
Secure your tub now and tell us when you’re ready — ideal if your installer date isn’t confirmed.
Where we ship
UK Mainland — Free
FreePalletways kerbside delivery, inclusive of VAT. Choose your delivery date at checkout.
International — live rates
worldwideAir or road freight worldwide. Live rates at checkout.
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Shipping & Delivery
UK Mainland delivery is free. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — every postcode, every tub, on a named day you choose at checkout. No minimum order, no surcharges, no fine print.
International? Live rates at checkout. Add your tub to the cart, enter your delivery address, and we will quote shipping live — calculated against the actual package dimensions and your destination. There is no need to ask for a quote — the checkout does it for you in seconds.
Whether you want immediate dispatch, a future delivery date, or to hold your order entirely until your project is ready — we have an option for you. UK and international.
Your Delivery Options
Immediate Dispatch — your order ships as soon as possible and arrives on the next available delivery day. Available UK and worldwide.
Scheduled Delivery — pick a specific delivery date at checkout that suits your installer or project. Available UK and worldwide.
Hold Order — secure your tub today at the current price and tell us when you would like it delivered later. Days, weeks or months — your call. The order is locked in, production is queued, and we ship when you give us the go. Ideal if your installer date is not yet confirmed, you are waiting on bathroom works, or you simply want to take it off your list while you finalise the rest. Available UK and worldwide.
Click & Collect — collect directly from our Somerset workshop. Available Monday to Friday — we will arrange a suitable time with you.
Despatch Times by Product Type
White Omnitubs
- Orders placed before 10:00am can be despatched the same working day
- Orders placed after 10:00am can be despatched the next working day
- Delivered 2 working days after despatch
- Select your delivery date at checkout, or hold your order for a later date
Coloured Omnitubs
- Made to order — please allow 14 days production time
- Despatched Monday to Friday once complete
- Delivered 2 working days after despatch
- Select your delivery date at checkout, or hold your order for a later date
Click & Collect — Somerset Workshop
- Order before 10:00am for same-day collection
- Order after 10:00am for next working day collection
- We'll contact you to arrange a suitable collection time
- Available Monday to Friday
UK Mainland — Free Delivery
England · Scotland · Wales · Northern Ireland
Delivery to all mainland UK addresses is completely free of charge, inclusive of VAT. Your tub travels on a pallet and is delivered to your kerbside on the date you choose at checkout.
We recommend timing delivery to coincide with your installer's visit. This starts your 30-day return window from the moment the tub arrives, and means your installer can receive and position it in one visit. If your installer date isn't confirmed yet, use the Hold Order option — order now and tell us when you're ready.
Fastest Turnaround Schedule
Delivery days are Monday to Friday only, excluding public and bank holidays and the festive closure period in December. Some areas of Scotland require an additional two working days. Northern Ireland requires an additional two working days on the free delivery schedule.
Rescheduling
You can reschedule your chosen delivery date up to 7 days before the booked date. To track your delivery, use the tracking link sent at despatch — click 'Track IT' and enter your postcode and consignment number.
Kerbside Delivery
All Omnitub deliveries are kerbside. The courier is not obligated to move your tub beyond the kerbside — they may assist if asked but reserve the right to decline. Moving the tub from the kerbside to its final position is the customer's responsibility. Please ensure access is suitable for a pallet vehicle and flag any restrictions (narrow lanes, low clearance) when ordering.
48-Hour Damage Reporting Window
You have 48 hours from the delivery timestamp to report any damage. Do not accept delivery and leave the tub wrapped until installation — transit damage can only be actioned within this 48-hour window. This is standard practice for palleted goods and applies to all deliveries.
Failed & Refused Deliveries
If a delivery is refused or cannot be completed due to the customer being unavailable, a re-delivery charge applies and must be paid before goods are released. If the tub needs to be held at the local depot in the meantime, a £6 (inc. VAT) per day storage charge applies on top of any re-delivery fee. To avoid re-delivery charges entirely, the order may be collected directly from the local delivery depot.
- Same address, different date: £60–£90 + VAT
- Different address, same depot route: £90–£120 + VAT
- Different address, different depot route: £120–£150 + VAT
Channel Islands
Jersey · Guernsey · Isle of Man
We ship to the UK Channel Islands as a chargeable service. You have two options:
Use your own Channel Island shipper. We deliver your tub to a forwarding partner on the UK mainland — this falls within our free UK mainland delivery service. You arrange the onward crossing.
We arrange the full crossing. We can price and organise shipping direct to your Channel Island address. Contact us via WhatsApp or phone and we'll get a quote across to you.
Europe & Worldwide — Live Rates at Checkout
Add your piece to the cart and enter your delivery address at checkout — we quote live shipping calculated for the exact pallet we’ll send and your destination, to over 220 countries. No quote to request: compare the options by price and speed, and check out in minutes.
Two ways to ship, shown at checkout where available. Express travels to your door, fully tracked, with export and import customs handled for you — the carrier emails you to settle any duties and taxes shortly before delivery. Economy ships by sea or air to your nearest port or airport at significantly lower cost; from there you arrange import clearance and onward delivery yourself or through your own agent, and we provide the Bill of Lading you’ll need to release the goods.
Import duties and local taxes are estimated for you at checkout, shown in your destination’s local currency. They are set by your country’s customs authority and paid to them (or collected by the carrier on Express) — never to Omnitub. Prices shown outside the UK are net of UK VAT, which is zero-rated on export. HS code for customs: 39221000.
Returns — Key Points
Full details of our returns policy are available at omnitub.co.uk/policies/refund-policy. The following points are worth being aware of at the point of delivery:
- 30-day return window. Return requests must be raised within 30 calendar days from the delivery date via account.omnitub.co.uk. The tub does not need to be back with us within 30 days, but the request must be submitted within that window.
- Items must be unused and in original packaging to qualify for a refund.
- Returns must travel on a pallet. We do not accept returns via man-in-a-van or direct courier van services. If a tub is returned without a pallet, a 10% handling fee will be deducted from the refund value.
- 15% restocking fee applies to all domestic returns (orders placed on or after 25 September 2024). This covers the cost of unwrapping, unpalletising, checking and retesting the tub so it can return to stock.
- Whirlpool baths and tubs with lighting are bespoke orders and are non-returnable.
- Returns are accepted at our Somerset address Monday to Friday, 08:00–13:00 only.
All shipments are fully insured in transit. Omnitub Ltd cannot be held liable for delays caused by the transport carrier. UK mainland delivery is inclusive of VAT. All other shipping is chargeable and quoted exclusive of local taxes and import duties. HS code for customs purposes: 39221000. Last updated April 2026.
Designed for Indoor, Outdoor, Commercial & Recirculation
Choose your thermal build — rigid PIR insulation from 25 mm to 150 mm, with 50 mm as standard. Taped, bonded, over-laminated and sealed with our Omnicoat finish, so the whole build holds heat as one continuous shell.
- 150 mm available From 25 mm to 150 mm — 50 mm is our standard
- 0.13 W/m²K wall Wall U-value at 150 mm vs 3.0 bare — near-passive
- 80 % longer heat Held at 50 mm vs a bare build — and a smaller chiller or heater
Choose your thermal build
Insulation is specified by thickness — from 25 mm to 150 mm, with 50 mm as standard. The thicker the board, the lower the heat loss and the smaller the chiller or heater you need. Thicknesses can be mixed across a single build where the project calls for it.
More than a board — a sealed thermal shell
It isn’t just the insulation. The board is taped, bonded into the tub, over-laminated with further layers of glass and resin, rolled, then sealed with Omnicoat — our final, sealed-in coat. The result is one continuous, gap-free shell with no thermal bridging, so the insulation performs at its full value and the whole build works as a single unit. Colour runs all the way through the Omnigel beneath it — never painted on.
| Thickness | Board R-valuem²K/W | Wall U-valueW/m²K | Best suited to |
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| Bare build | — | 3.0 | Indoor domestic use — already outperforms acrylic & steel |
| 25 mm | 1.10 | 0.58 | Light outdoor & shoulder-season knock-back |
| 50 mm Standard | 2.25 | 0.35 | Most projects — holds heat for hours, balanced cost |
| 75 mm | 3.40 | 0.25 | Cold-climate outdoor & light commercial |
| 100 mm | 4.50 | 0.19 | Year-round outdoor & high-use commercial |
| 120 mm | 5.65 | 0.16 | Demanding commercial & continuous recirculation |
| 150 mm | 6.80 | 0.13 | Near-passive — maximum heat retention |
Figures are for the finished, sealed build (board R plus the over-laminated, Omnicoat-sealed shell). A lower U-value means less heat lost — and a smaller, cheaper-to-run system holding it. Want the numbers for your exact tub, water temperature and climate? The OmniSoak calculator models it live.
Where it earns its keep
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Indoor
Optional on standard installs — our 7-layer build already outperforms acrylic and steel for regular bathroom use.
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Most demand
Outdoor & cold plunge
Protects against the temperature delta between your water and the surroundings — prevents condensation, holds heat, survives winters.
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Commercial
Hotels, spas, glamping, wellness facilities — additional insulation reduces equipment workload and running costs.
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Recirculation & filtration
Tubs paired with chillers, plant rooms or filtration units — extra insulation protects both the tub and the system around it.
Insulation on an Omnitub is specified by thickness — rigid PIR board from 25 mm up to 150 mm, with 50 mm as our standard. The thicker the board, the lower the heat loss, and the smaller the chiller or heater needed to hold temperature.
It is not just the board. The insulation is taped, bonded into the tub, over-laminated with further layers of glass and resin, rolled, then sealed with Omnicoat — our final, sealed-in coat. The result is one continuous, gap-free shell with no thermal bridging, so the insulation performs at its full value and the whole build behaves as a single unit. Colour runs all the way through the Omnigel beneath — it is never painted on.
The most popular choice is 50 mm, which holds water temperature far longer than a bare build — a build that already outperforms acrylic, steel, and most other bath materials on the market. Step up to 100 mm or 150 mm for year-round outdoor use, high-demand commercial settings, or continuous recirculation, and the wall U-value falls towards near-passive levels.
Heavier insulation reduces the workload and running costs of your equipment and prevents condensation caused by the temperature difference between the water and its surroundings — whether that is a garden cold plunge, a spa hot soak with plant-room recirculation, or a commercial wellness facility. It protects both the tub and the system connected to it.
Some customers add insulation to indoor installations too, and we are happy to accommodate that — though it is not necessary for standard indoor domestic use, hot or cold. Our standard build is more than sufficient for a regular bathroom.
Available on any tub in our range, in any colour. Thicknesses can be mixed across a single build where a project calls for it. Pricing is on application, based on your project.
Pricing on application
Spec your insulation in one call.
Available on any tub in our range. Tell us your project conditions — we’ll spec the right thickness, walk you through pricing, and confirm the build slot before you commit a penny.
- Insulation thickness recommendation (25mm — 100mm+)
- Project pricing with no commitment
- Build-slot confirmed before payment
- Direct line to the maker — not a call centre
Want it made bespoke?
Can’t find your exact size? We make baths, shower trays and ice baths to order by hand in Somerset — virtually any size, shape and colour, one piece or a hundred.
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Bespoke Baths
Any length, width, depth & shape — deep soaking, seated, doubles & step-in. Made to order in your colour.
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Bespoke Shower Trays
Any size & shape, slim 45 mm anti-slip edge, waste where you need it. Adjustable feet included free.
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Bespoke Ice Baths
Single or commercial cold plunge, indoor or outdoor — naturally insulating, holds the cold for longer.
Get a quote
Frequently asked about this Omnitub
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What are Omnitub shower trays made from?
What are Omnitub shower trays made from?
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One of our most-asked questions
From 215 real customer enquiries across calls, video calls and emails.
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.
Will my Omnitub fit through my doorway?
Will my Omnitub fit through my doorway?
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One of our most-asked questions
From 206 real customer enquiries across calls, video calls and emails.
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.
Do you drop the Omnitub into a pre-built frame during installation?
Do you drop the Omnitub into a pre-built frame during installation?
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One of our most-asked questions
From 113 real customer enquiries across calls, video calls and emails.
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.
How much is the 1500 round seated soaking tub?
How much is the 1500 round seated soaking tub?
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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.
Does a coloured Omnitub cost more than a white one, and how does delivery work?
Does a coloured Omnitub cost more than a white one, and how does delivery work?
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A very popular question
From 98 real customer enquiries across calls, video calls and emails.
Colour is a fixed addition to the white price, shown on the product page as you select it:
- Baths, shower trays and basins: +£350
- Bath panels: +£300
Your colour is made to a RAL reference (or matched from a sample for shades outside the standard ranges) and carried right through the Omnigel, so it's permanent and consistent for life.
Delivery works exactly as it does for a white Omnitub — you simply add 14 working days for the colour to be made. At checkout you can:
- choose any delivery date that suits you, now or in the future, at no extra cost; or
- place your order on hold and confirm your delivery date later, when you're ready.
You're never tied to a fixed timescale — order whenever you like and take delivery exactly when it suits your project. The only difference from a white tub is the 14 working days we need to create your colour.
What is an Omnitub made from?
What is an Omnitub made from?
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A very popular question
From 90 real customer enquiries across calls, video calls and emails.
Every Omnitub is handmade in Britain from Omnigel — our own proprietary built-up material system, developed specifically for deep, comfortable soaking baths that last a lifetime.
Rather than being formed in one thin layer like a standard acrylic or pressed-steel bath, an Omnitub is built up through multiple bonded layers: a hard-wearing, hand-polished surface over a strong, rigid structural body. It's a 7-layer built-up system as standard — and up to 13 layers with our insulation upgrade — and that construction is what gives an Omnitub its standout qualities:
- Warm to the touch, and excellent at holding the heat of your soak
- Strong and rigid underfoot, yet a fraction of the weight of cast iron or stone
- Colour right through the material — never a surface coating — so it won't chip or wear away to reveal anything beneath
- Backed by our 30-year warranty
You can see the full story of how Omnigel is built up, layer by layer, on our Omnigel page — and whatever size or colour you choose, it's made from exactly the same premium material throughout.
Book a viewing — in person or on video.
Tubs you can sit in, layers you can touch, colours you can hold against the light. Or, if you can’t make it to Somerset, a one-to-one video walkthrough with the team.
What to expect
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Six reasons people choose us, once.
Handmade in Somerset. Engineered to last decades. Available in any colour, for any room, in any climate.
HandmadeHandmade Deep Soaking Bath Tubs
Handmade in Somerset using the finest materials ensuring we can stand behind our 30 year Manufacturers Warranty.
600mm soakSoaking Depth Up to 600mm | 23.62 Inches
When we describe our tubs as deep soaking we mean it. Your search has ended. Relax. (Non Seated Tub Depth).
worldwideWorldwide Shipping — Road, Sea & Air
UK delivery via Palletways. International shipping to 220+ countries with live rates at checkout. Sea freight available on request for larger orders.
Indoor, Outdoor or Commercial Use
Bathrooms, Tub Rooms, Gardens, Hotels, Airbnb, Glamping, Rentals, Retreats, Health Clubs, Gyms and more.
Suitable With Or Without A Shower System
An Omnitub® is great to use with a shower. The solid, sturdy base delivers an amazing experience.
430+ coloursAny Colour Is Possible with Omnitub®
Not everyone wants a white tub. We've over 430 standard colours and even offer a colour match service.
The Omnitub Advantage
Innovation, sustainability, and safety in every soak.
At Omnitub Ltd, we don’t just manufacture bath tubs—we create an experience. Every Omnitub Deep Soaking Bath Tub is meticulously handcrafted in the UK using our exclusive Omnigel material, a cutting-edge built-up system developed for superior durability, comfort, and environmental responsibility. Unlike mass-produced bath tubs made by machines, each Omnitub is carefully crafted by skilled professionals, ensuring exceptional quality, strength, and attention to detail in every piece.
Unlike conventional bath tubs, Omnitub Deep Soaking Bath Tubs are not built using standard acrylic sheets. Instead, we use Omnigel, a proprietary blend of high-performance resins and advanced protective agents, making our tubs stronger, safer, and far more luxurious.
Real customers, real soaks
Independent reviews from people who actually own an Omnitub. Verified by Trustpilot.
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Best bath we've ever had
From the first phone call through to delivery, Omnitub were incredible. The depth is everything they say — a proper soak that fills you up to the shoulders. Worth every penny.
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Genuinely handmade
You can tell this is built by hand. The finish is flawless, the colour exactly what we wanted, and the team kept us in the loop the whole way through manufacturing.
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Holds heat for hours
We filled it once and were still warm two hours later. The Omnigel layers make a real difference — way better than the acrylic we replaced.
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Outdoor cold plunge
Installed it as an outdoor plunge with extra insulation. Survived a Pennine winter and still looks brand new. The team's installation advice was spot on.
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Bespoke colour match
We sent them a paint sample and they matched it perfectly. The bath ties in beautifully with our bathroom palette — couldn't have done it with any other manufacturer.
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Worth the wait
Coloured tub took the full two weeks they quoted, but the wait was worth it. Delivery was on the date we chose at checkout and the driver was excellent.
From the workshop
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The Omnitub journal
Builds, installs, colour stories, and notes from our Somerset workshop.
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How much water does a deep soaking bath actually use?
Why a deep Omnitub soak uses about the same water as an everyday bath — fill levels, displacement, sharing between bathers, and the OmniSoak calculator.
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Omnigel vs acrylic, steel & stone: which bath holds heat and lasts?
How Omnigel compares with acrylic, pressed steel, cast iron and stone — on heat retention, warmth to the touch, weight, durability and colour.
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Emerald, Brass & British Craft: How Forazzi Bathrooms Built a Boutique-Hotel Soak into a Compact Edinburgh Tenement
A walk-in rain shower. A 600mm-deep Omnitub. A wall of glazed emerald tile. All inside a footprint most people would write off as too small for a bath at all...
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