67" Black Bathtub Egg Shaped Solid Surface freestanding Soaking Tub

Description

This 67" black bathtub is made of solid surface (stone resin) material, which is not only durable but also stylish and elegant. Compared with the traditional white bathtub, it has a unique charm and makes your bathroom more fashionable and modern. 

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-term light does not change color, strong acid resistance and corrosion resistance.
• Matte Black Bathtub: The matte black surface not only has a high-end texture, but also enhances the class of your bathroom. And it’s easy to clean, so you don’t have to worry about it turning yellow.
• Overflow Pipe: The overflow pipe is thin at the bottom, and the thicker drainage pipe diameter increases the drainage capacity.
• Spacious Space: The spacious design can accommodate bathers, soak in the tub, enjoy the depth, full-body experience, and tilt the lumbar support to provide additional comfort.
• Two Sizes: Choose a 59" bathtub or a 67" bathtub according to your height. The appropriate bathtub size makes your soak more comfortable.
• Freestanding Tub: The freestanding design of this tub allows for flexible installation within your bathroom. You can position it to take advantage of your space and create a focal point in your bathroom's design.
• Ergonomic Backrest Design: The left and right backrests of this bathtub are ergonomically designed. One side has a 140° backrest, and the other side has a 120° backrest. You can choose the side you like to lie down and soak.
• Package Includes: Bathtub X1, Drain Pipe X1, 600 Grit Sandpaper X1, Scouring Pad X1
• Certifications: cUPC, UL, HTT, SGS, ISO, INTERTEK

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 entire scratch is 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 residue.