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Shop our large selection of exceptional stand-alone bathtubs. Find soaking and air tubs in acrylic, solid surface and more. All with contractor sale prices!
The rising popularity of a freestanding bathtub has changed thoughts on bathroom design. In the past the tub was surrounded by tile work to create a focal point (to take the attention away from the tub). A stand-alone tub is meant to be the focal point, their beauty and presence commands it. Yet they provide all the comfort and functionality of a drop-in tub.

Below you will find links to shop our large selection of floor mounted tubs by size, material or style. When shopping by size find acrylic, mineral composite, solid surface, cast iron, resin and copper freestanding tubs listed side by side. If you know the material you want, shop by material and then find those baths are also listed by size. We also have specialty tubs listed under style. Here you will find tubs with a faucet deck, claw feet, end drains and more. These will also be listed by size. But there is more than size that determines the perfect tub. See our Freestanding Tub Guide to learn more.

Shop Stand-Alone Bathtubs

by Length

• 42" - 55"
• 56" - 60"
• 61" - 63"
• 64" - 65"
• 66" - 67"
• 68" - 69"
• 70" - 71"
• 72"
• 73" +

by Material

• Acrylic
• Cast Iron
• Copper
• Solid Surface

by Style

• Clawfoot Tub
• Faucet Deck
• Heated Soaking
• End Drain
• Whirlpool

Freestanding Tub Systems
The first step in hydrotherapy is soaking in warm water. But sometimes bathers want a more from their tub. Many of the freestanding bathtubs we have listed have jet options available. The description will list all the systems offered for each tub. A heated soaking tub will maintain the water temperature with in a few degrees of what the water was poured at for as long as you will like. The air bath provides a light bubbly massage while the whirlpool's water jets push a stream of deep massaging water.

Freestanding Bathtub Buying Guide →

Why buy your freestanding tub from Tubz.com?
We are not just order takers in a call center. We are a small team that takes pride in our personal customer service and the expert knowledge we have accumulated in our 25+ years of experience. As you browse through these tubs and see list prices, these are not our sale prices. Most of the time our prices are too low to show (from a manufacturer's position). Email or call us to receive the same prices contractors do, up to 40% off! Plus the majority of our tubs are made right here in the US, and come with strong warranties. Let us help you find the bath of your dreams at a great sale price and with free shipping!

Tubs are listed by size: first by length, then by width, then by height - smallest to largest.

Freestanding Tubs

Tub Material
Acrylic
Acrylic sheets are heated then pulled into a mold with a vacuum system. The tub is then flipped over and reinforced with a mixture of fiberglass and compounds.
- Strong, lightweight material
- Resistant to scratches and fading
- Non-porous
If damaged it can be fixed easily. The acrylic can be buffed to remove fine scratches. An acrylic repair specialist can also fill larger scratches.

Solid Surface
The tub is molded with a mixture of ground natural minerals and binding agents. Many counter tops are created in the same way.
- Sturdy, heavy material
- Non-porous material
- Resists stains, scratches and discoloring
If damaged it can be repaired by sanding and polishing.
The rim is usually thinner than the tubs made with other materials.

Cast Iron
The tub is molded from cast iron. Then the inside is finished with a baked-on layer of enamel.
- Sturdy, heavy material
- May require extra support
- Enamel is resistant to scratches, chips and most chemicals
If the enamel is damaged, it is not easily fixed

Copper
The tub is created entirely from copper which has natural antibacterial properties. Copper is a living finish and will patina over time. Truly a unique tub material.
- Strong material
- Non-porous

Freestanding Tub Size?
Will it fit into the space restraints? Will it fit through the bathroom door? Will it be a comfortable fit? See our Freestanding Tub Guide for answers to these and more questions.

Freestanding Tub Faucet?
Most freestanding tubs will need wall or floor mounted faucets. We do have a selection of Freestanding Tubs for Deck Mount Faucet. These baths don't have to have deck (or Roman) faucets but there is a wide area on the deck that can be drilled for them.

• Freestanding Tub Buying Guide

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