Pool Thermaform bath 1800 x 800

The Pool 1800 by 800 bath is our most popular bath style but in the far more generous size of 1800 mm length and 800 mm width (standard is 1700 mm by 700 mm). This bath is part of our Thermaform range - a method of construction which not only adds extra weight and rigidity to the construction of the bath, but also improves the thermal efficiency of the bath by over 50% compared to a standard acrylic bath.

This means the water remains warmed far longer - enjoy the bath and look after the enviroment at the same time! The design has many clever features, making this not only one of our best looking baths but also one of the most versatile. The internal shape is defined by the very vertical sides and sharp corners. This not only looks great, but gives an internal bathing area at least 30% larger than the most popular steel bath equivalent (Saniform).

The displaced water volume for this bath is 195 litres. The acrylic sheet used is manufactured by Lucite to ensure not only the best quality (the sharp angles mean we have to use Lucite as other acrylic sheets can't cope) but also enhanced slip resistance (Lucite acrylic when wet is far more slip resistant than steel).

The Lucite acrylic is warm to the touch (avoiding the cold shock of a steel bath), and has excellent thermal qualities that ensure your water stays warm longer. The tap ledge at the foot end of the bath is a generous 120 mm, having been made specifically to cater for the British love of deck mounted taps (European baths cater for wall mounted taps and therefore have inadequate ledges).

The bath is supplied with no tap holes. The tap holes are drilled on site by the installer in exactly the position you require. The bath has a fully encapsulated wooden base board for extra rigidity, aided by a steel frame fully adjustable leg set.

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Pool thermaform bath 1800 x 800

• Length: 1800mm
• Width: 800mm

Bath volume is 195 Litres*

*The Bath Volume is the total amount of water up to the overflow minus 70 liters displacement.

No tap holes. Tap holes can be drilled on site by your installer.