Freestanding Tubs

Freestanding tubs with lower tub walls and ergonomic step-over heights are generally the easiest to enter and exit. Hydro Massage Products models feature ergonomic armrests to assist with entry and exit. For users with mobility concerns, models with accessible wall heights and optional grab bar compatibility offer added safety and comfort.

Hydro Massage Products offers four primary massage systems: water jets (whirlpool), air jets, combination water and air jets, and oxygen microbubble infusion. Water jets provide targeted pressure massage, air jets deliver a gentle full-body bubbling massage, and combination systems offer both. Oxygen infusion models add skin rejuvenation benefits without traditional jets.

Freestanding jetted bathtubs from Hydro Massage Products are available in multiple sizes ranging from 42 to 72 inches in length with various widths. Models are available for one or two persons, including deep soaker designs. Use the Custom Build & Price tool to find the right fit for your bathroom dimensions and wellness needs.

Yes. All Hydro Massage Products freestanding tubs are manufactured at their factory in Aurora, Colorado. The company has maintained American manufacturing standards since its founding in 1980, ensuring quality craftsmanship, domestic material standards, and responsive customer support throughout the purchase and ownership experience.

Warranty coverage varies by series. Platinum series models include a lifetime pump and tub warranty, which is among the most comprehensive in the industry. Silver and Gold series models also include warranty protection. Contact Hydro Massage Products directly to confirm specific warranty terms for your chosen model and configuration.

Yes. Hydro Massage Products freestanding tubs are specifically designed with therapeutic applications in mind, including back and knee pain relief, arthritis management, post-injury recovery, stress reduction, and improved sleep. The Revive Oxygen Soaking Bath also supports skin rejuvenation and circulation enhancement, making it suitable for physical therapy clinics and wellness centers.

Almost always water trapped in the plumbing between baths, where biofilm builds up inside corrugated or low-lying tubing and is pushed out the next time the jets run. Ask whether the tubing is arched above the jet line, whether the interior wall is smooth, and whether the jets are designed to drain rather than to hold water.

Ask a different question than the spec sheet answers: can you comfortably sit in this bath for 30 minutes? Four things decide it. Water deep enough to cover your upper chest and shoulders so you do not get cold. Armrests placed so your elbows rest down and your hands rest up, instead of a high lip that puts tension in your neck. A back sloped between 115 and 130 degrees so you can lay back like a recliner rather than sitting almost upright. And enough length to stretch your legs out straight.