47" Single Slipper Freestanding Japanese Soaking Bathtub Solid Surface Stone Resin Tub with Built-in Seat

This 47-inch Japanese-style soaking tub is made of solid surface (stone resin) material, which is strong and resistant to yellowing and has a long service life. Its unique single slipper slender design ensures easy passage through narrow passages and doorways, making it the perfect tub for all types of buildings. Despite its small size, the entire bathtub is designed to be ergonomic, with built-in seats and sufficient soaking height for full-body soaking.

Features

• Solid Surface Material: Constructed of solid surface for years of durability and strength.Hard, tough and wear-resistant, no water seepage, no dirt seepage, no bacteria attached to the surface, easy to clean, slow heat dissipation, no obvious cold feeling, long time light does not change color, strong acid resistance and corrosion resistance.
• 47'' Japanese style bathtub is a smaller but taller freestanding tub with a seat, better for sitting than lying down. It's perfect for small bathrooms.
• Repairable: The stone resin bathtub material is repairable and can be restored with sandpaper if scratches are caused by accidental impacts during daily use.
• Overflow Pipe: Overflow pipe is thin on the bottom of the thicker drainage more smooth, pipe diameter widened, increase the drainage capacity.

Specification

Care and Maintenance

In most cases, solid surface products can be repaired if the surface is accidentally damaged.  However, be sure to follow the guidelines to prevent any permanent damage.

• Avoid exposing products to strong chemicals, such as paint removers, oven cleaners, etc. If contact occurs, quickly flush the surface with water.
• Do not cut directly on the countertops. 
• Boiling water alone will not damage your basin, however, it's a good practice to run your faucet while pouring boiling water into your sink. 

Removing minor cuts and scratches

• Judge the severity of the scratch and start with the finest sandpaper to remove the scratch. Rub over the scratch in a straight line to remove it. Periodically switch rubbing directions 90 degrees. Be sure all of the scratches are removed. If this first step takes too long, try the next heavier sandpaper. To minimize dust during sanding, wet the surface. Rinse the pad periodically to clean the residue.