VEVOR has a wide selection of freestanding tubs for home bathrooms, high-end renovations, and spa-inspired bathroom changes. There are acrylic freestanding tubs, cast iron freestanding tubs, freestanding soaking tubs, freestanding whirlpool tubs, freestanding jetted tubs, clawfoot freestanding tubs, freestanding corner tubs, and freestanding tubs for two people in this collection. Each freestanding tub in the collection is made to last and soak comfortably, so homeowners can find a reliable and stylish way to take a bath that fits their bathroom's plan and style.
When remodeling your bathroom, you may be looking for a freestanding tub with a classic clawfoot look, hydrotherapy jets, or a deep soaking experience. Freestanding bathtubs often serve as the focal point of a bathroom and provide a relaxing bathing experience. For long-lasting performance, easy installation, and beautiful looks in modern, transitional, and classic bathroom designs, VEVOR has a large selection of freestanding tubs.
Before you can choose the right freestanding tub, you need to know the different materials used to make them and how they soak. VEVOR sorts all of its freestanding tubs by material and soaking function. The design makes it easy for homeowners and bathroom designers to find the style, comfort, and heat retention that best suit each project.
Acrylic freestanding tubs are a popular choice for bathroom remodels. It is because acrylic is easy to move around, keeps heat in well, and has a smooth, nonporous surface that does not stain or fade over time. Fiberglass backing layers reinforce VEVOR acrylic freestanding tubs for added strength. These layers make the shell more rigid without significantly increasing the tub's weight. Acrylic freestanding tubs have a glossy finish that is easy to clean with regular bathroom cleaners and stays looking good without the need for special treatments or upkeep.
For homeowners who value long-lasting structural sturdiness and excellent heat retention above all else, cast iron freestanding tubs are the best choice. The thick porcelain enamel finish on VEVOR cast iron freestanding tubs makes them very hard to chip, scratch, and get chemical stains from bath products. Despite their weight, cast-iron freestanding tubs provide a solid, steady surface for bathing that does not bend or shake during use. Cast iron keeps bath water warmer for a much longer time than plastic. This feature makes cast iron freestanding tubs the best choice for long soaking sessions where keeping the water warm is important.
When you soak in a freestanding soaking tub, you can immerse your whole body up to your neck in water, which is deeply relaxing. The inner basin depths of VEVOR freestanding soaking tubs range from 14 inches to 20 inches. This design provides much better coverage of your entire body than a typical alcove bathtub does. Because freestanding soaking tubs have deep basins, they need to hold more water when they are filled. To make the filling process more comfortable, it is best to pair the tub with a high-flow filler tap.
Freestanding soaker tubs are similar to soaking tubs in that they feature a deep-immersion design. However, they are usually made with a wider, oval, or double-ended shape, which creates a more even soaking area for people of different heights. VEVOR freestanding soaker tubs feature sloped backrests at one or both ends. It lets the bather lie back easily without needing a separate bath pillow or support item. Freestanding soaker tubs have a smooth, curved inner geometry that makes them easier to clean, as they lack flat corners or sharp transitions where dirt can gather.
Freestanding whirlpool tubs are motorized hydrotherapy tubs with water jets around the inside of the bowl to give you a massage while you bathe. Adjustable jet assemblies in the lower back, hip, and leg areas of VEVOR freestanding whirlpool tubs let the bather direct water pressure to specific muscle groups. VEVOR whirlpool freestanding tubs feature a pump-and-motor system that runs quietly. This way, the hydrotherapy experience stays relaxing instead of annoying, even in bathrooms with open floor plans.
Freestanding jetted tubs use both water jets and air injection systems to create a softer, more enveloping hydrotherapy effect. It is good for people who want a gentler massage while bathing than the concentrated stream pressure of a typical whirlpool system. VEVOR freestanding jetted tubs feature digital panels or in-line controls that allow users to adjust jet strength, air volume, and pump speed during use. The VEVOR jetted freestanding tubs feature easy-to-use self-cleaning purge cycles that flush the plumbing inside the tub between uses, keeping the jet system clean.
Classically styled clawfoot freestanding tubs are set on four decorative feet that raise the tub body above the floor, giving it the unique shape that is often seen in Victorian and traditional bathroom designs. There are two types of VEVOR clawfoot freestanding tubs: those with a roll-top slipper profile and those with two ends. The feet can be finished in polished chrome, brushed nickel, or oil-rubbed bronze to match your current bathroom hardware. The elevated design of clawfoot freestanding tubs creates visible space beneath the tub, making the bathroom appear larger and more open.
When it comes to saving space, freestanding corner tubs are the best choice. They have a triangular or angled base profile that fits nicely into a bathroom corner, using floor space that regular rectangular or oval freestanding tubs cannot. VEVOR standalone corner tubs feature symmetrical seating designs and deep basin profiles, letting you fully soak while taking up less space than similar freestanding rectangular tubs. Corner tubs are great for small bathrooms because a standard alcove tub would take up too much floor space.
Knowing the different sizes and configurations of freestanding tubs helps people choose one that fits their bathroom's layout, can hold enough water for a good soak, and looks good with the rest of the bathroom's decor. VEVOR freestanding tubs come in a variety of sizes and shapes to fit the needs of both one-person and two-person baths in bathrooms of all sizes.
When choosing freestanding tubs for a specific bathroom plan, the tub's length is the most important factor. Standard VEVOR freestanding tubs for one person are available in lengths ranging from 54 inches to 67 inches. That means that users of medium height and taller frames can use them without any problems. The floor space in the bathroom should leave at least 6 inches around the freestanding tub's uncovered sides, so it is easy to get in and out and to clean the entire tub.
For bathing comfort, the width of the interior basin is also very important. A wider basin lets the bather rest without feeling squished by the tub walls. The inside basin width of VEVOR freestanding tubs ranges from 27 to 36 inches, depending on the model and series. Narrower oval profiles maintain deep soaking capacity while reducing the overall floor footprint of the freestanding tub installation. It is helpful in bathroom floor plans with limited space between walls and plumbing fixtures.
Two-person freestanding tubs have a larger form factor, longer basins, and two reclining backrest profiles that let two people bathe at the same time in easy positions, facing each other or sitting next to each other. VEVOR freestanding tubs for two people usually have an inner basin width of 40 inches or more and a length of 67 inches to 72 inches. This gives two people enough room to soak without being crowded. The double-ended form of most freestanding tubs for two people features sloped backrests at both ends of the basin, so each bather has their own comfortable place to lie down.
When choosing a freestanding tub for a bathroom installation, the drain configuration is a key functional factor to consider. The drain outlet is in the middle of the tub base in center drain configurations, which are the usual layout for most freestanding oval and rectangular tubs. A slipper-profile or clawfoot freestanding tub with a basin floor that slopes toward one end uses an end drain arrangement. It is easy for homeowners and plumbers to plan where to install the drain on every VEVOR freestanding tub type, as the company provides clear instructions.
There are many types and configurations of VEVOR freestanding tubs that combine durable materials, deep-soak comfort, and beautiful design. There are plastic freestanding tubs, cast iron freestanding tubs, freestanding soaking tubs, whirlpool tubs, jetted tubs, clawfoot tubs, corner tubs, and two-person freestanding tubs in this range. All of them are made to last and look good in any bathroom. When you buy a standalone tub from VEVOR, you can be sure that you are getting a reliable product with fair prices and good customer service after the sale. VEVOR has a wide range of freestanding tubs so that you can find the right one for your bathroom's size, style, and personal bathing needs.
The average bathroom floor in a home can hold 40 to 50 pounds per square foot. When people are in it, a full cast iron standalone tub can weigh more than 500 pounds. Before installing a heavy cast-iron tub, always check with a structural engineer or qualified contractor.
When you have a freestanding tub, you need a floor-mounted or freestanding filler faucet, as wall-mounted faucets are often too far from the tub edge to reach the basin easily. The drain and overflow must link to the drain pipes under the tub on the floor.
In a whirlpool tub, water-only jets massage certain parts of the body with a strong stream of water. A jetted tub has both water jets and air injections that work together to make a softer, more enveloping bubble effect in the basin.
Acrylic freestanding tubs can be used daily for many years, provided the fiberglass backing maintains structural support. The surface lacks pores, so it stains easily. You can buff out small scratches with acrylic polish.
It is possible to put in a clawfoot freestanding tub in most normal bathrooms, as long as there is enough floor space for the tub's length and enough space around all sides. The raised foot design typically does not require floor or wall anchors beyond the drain connection.
