Japanese Style Deep Soaking Tubs
This unique range includes three Japanese style deep soaking tubs -
two Imersas, the Standard and the Large; and the Nirvana.
All three require to be sunken or be given a step; which can be
full length or partial, both as illustrated. There is a detailed
specification sheet for each bath behind its individual large image
page on this website.
 The Nirvana deep soaking tub was a development from the Imersa. Its bowl is surprisingly roomy and, because of the sloping rounded back and curved seat, the arm and foot rests, it both supports and
cradles the bather's body like - as one of the first buyers described - a comfortable armchair; and without any feeling of constriction. This bath's design fulfils the aim of comfort and
relaxation, as well as function.
The advantages of Japanese-style Deep Soaking Tubs are:
- Save space
- Sunken, or with a step, they are easier to enter and exit than a standard bath, particularly for the less agile
- Are safer because at no point does a bather have to balance
- Take less water than a standard bath
- Turned on their sides they pass through a standard 730mm/29” door
- Are designed to optimise a hydrotherapy system if one is fitted
- Can have a shower fitted over the recess end and a screen mounted on the side
- Permit taps to be located in any position desired: The only rule is practical plumbing
- Can have grab bars added to the bath and/or wall
- Keep the water hot longer than do baths of conventional shape and materials - see ‘The Bath Reinvented’
- Are guaranteed for 25 years - see Our Guarantee
- Take an extended waste/overflow
- Each is custom-built for each customer, in literally any colour and outside sizes can be slightly varied - see bath tub options.
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