Acrylic Freestanding Bathtubs

Yes, freestanding bathtubs typically require a floor-mounted or wall-mounted tub filler faucet, as there is no deck space on the tub itself for a standard faucet. We can help you identify the right plumbing requirements for the model you choose.

Water jets (whirlpool) provide a deep, targeted massage using powerful streams of water, ideal for muscle relief. Air jets release thousands of heated bubbles for a gentle, effervescent, full-body sensation that is more focused on relaxation and circulation.

Our tubs feature EZ Clean cast acrylic and HydroCleanse water purification systems to simplify maintenance. We recommend periodically running a cleaning cycle with a recommended solution to keep the plumbing lines pristine and ensure optimal performance and hygiene.

Absolutely. We offer a wide range of soaking tubs, including our Soothing Soak Heated Bath Series. These models provide the therapeutic benefits of a deep, warm soak without any massage systems, perfect for pure relaxation in a beautiful freestanding design.

The Revive Heated Oxygen Soaking Bath infuses the water with up to 60% more oxygen. These microbubbles gently clean pores, rejuvenate the skin, improve circulation, and promote a deeper sense of relaxation and detoxification for a true home spa experience.

Yes, all Hydro Massage Products bathtubs are proudly manufactured in our facility in Aurora, Colorado. We have been committed to American manufacturing standards, quality craftsmanship, and domestic production for over 46 years, ensuring a superior product.

Many do not, and flat moulded ledges are not much better. Without support your arms end up cramped inside the bath or resting on the rim, which lifts your shoulders and creates the neck tension a hot soak is supposed to relieve. Our Comfort Package includes ergonomically designed armrests, and it is available on most models. Verify which comfort features are included on the specific model you are considering.

The shell is the surface you see, feel and stand on, and it is the most expensive component of a jetted bath. A thin shell with light reinforcement raises the risk of flexing floors and cracking over time, which is one reason some companies offer short warranties. Our baths use some of the thickest cast acrylic available, with up to 200-300% more reinforcing material and floors layered with fiberglass and wood.