59-Inch Freestanding Acrylic Bathtubs

A freestanding acrylic bathtub is a self-contained tub that stands on its own without being built into a deck or alcove. Acrylic construction provides a lightweight, durable, and easy-to-clean surface. Freestanding designs offer design flexibility and can accommodate a range of massage and therapy systems, including water jets, air jets, and heated soak technology.

59-inch freestanding acrylic bathtubs from Hydro Massage Products are available with water jet (whirlpool), air jet massage, combination water and air jets, heated soak with no jets, and oxygen microbubble infusion systems. Optional features include chromatherapy lighting, heated backrest, aromatherapy, and HydroCleanse water purification for a complete at-home spa experience.

Yes. Hydro Massage Products has manufactured all its bathtubs in Aurora, Colorado since 1980. Every 59-inch freestanding acrylic tub is built using domestic quality standards and materials, backed by a lifetime pump and tub warranty on Platinum series models and rigorous quality control throughout production.

Pricing varies by series and configuration. Entry-level Budget and Silver series models start around $1,295–$2,495, Gold series ranges from $2,450–$3,950, and Platinum premium models range from $2,950–$5,950. The exact price depends on the massage system type, jet count, and optional add-ons like chromatherapy or a heated backrest.

Platinum series models include a lifetime pump and tub warranty. Silver and Gold series models come with limited lifetime warranty coverage. All tubs are manufactured in the USA, which supports efficient warranty service. Coverage includes the pump system and tub shell, giving buyers long-term peace of mind on their investment.

Yes. At 59 inches in length, these tubs are designed to fit in standard and smaller bathroom layouts while still offering a full therapeutic soaking experience. Since they are freestanding, no deck or alcove framing is required — just adequate floor space, standard plumbing connections, and clearance around the tub for access and maintenance.

Because a manufacturer can explain the reasoning behind the design. Three generations of our family have been building jetted baths for more than 46 years, which is long enough to learn why floors fail, why plumbing leaks, why pumps wear out and why service access matters. Companies that assemble or source finished shells often cannot tell you what is behind the acrylic.

Look for a system designed to empty itself. Our tubing is arched 3-10 inches above the jets so water runs out instead of standing in the lines, we use smooth-wall non-toxic FDA-recipe tubing, and up to 40% less surface plumbing overall. Back jets include a drain-down port, and an optional Hydro Clean O3 oxygen sanitation system kills up to 99.9% of bacteria in the bath. For routine care, add two ounces of Hydro Cleanse after bathing and run the bath for one to two minutes before draining.