Go on, take the long bath

Freestanding bathtubs from 54” to 71”, designed for deep soaking, everyday comfort, and bathrooms of every size. Reinforced acrylic, refined silhouettes, free shipping, and a 5-year warranty.

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      FINDING THE RIGHT FIT

      Choosing a tub for a smaller bathroom

      A compact freestanding bathtub should save floor space without making the bath itself feel compromised. Length matters, but so do width, soaking depth and the shape of the interior basin.

      54″

      Maximum space saving

      The 54-inch Hilversum is the most compact freestanding bathtub in our collection. It is designed for bathrooms where floor space is limited while still providing a proper deep soaking experience.

      59″

      More room, still compact

      Moving up to 59 inches gives you more room to stretch out while keeping the footprint manageable. Choose the 59-inch Hilversum for the deeper soak and clean rounded-rectangular shape, or the 59-inch Laren for softer oval curves and a more organic silhouette.

      Don't look at length alone

      Two bathtubs with the same exterior length can feel very different once you're inside them. Compare the full exterior dimensions with your available floor area, then look at the interior basin and soaking depth to understand how much usable bathing space you're actually getting.

      Width matters too, especially in a smaller bathroom. Leave enough room around the tub for installation, cleaning and comfortable access to the faucet.

      COMMON QUESTIONS

      Small freestanding bathtub FAQ

      What is the smallest freestanding bathtub size? +
      Compact freestanding bathtubs commonly start around 54 inches. The 54-inch Hilversum is the smallest model in the Gramans collection and is designed for bathrooms where floor space is limited.
      Is a 54-inch freestanding bathtub comfortable? +
      It can be. Comfort depends on more than exterior length. Soaking depth, interior basin dimensions and the bather's height all matter. A well-designed 54-inch bathtub can still provide a deep soaking experience while using considerably less floor space.
      Should I choose a 54-inch or 59-inch bathtub? +
      Choose 54 inches when minimizing the footprint is the priority. If your bathroom can accommodate a little more length, a 59-inch tub gives you additional room to stretch out while remaining significantly more compact than a full-size 67-inch bathtub.
      Which 59-inch Gramans bathtub should I choose? +
      Choose the 59-inch Hilversum if soaking depth and a clean, rounded-rectangular profile are your priorities. Choose the 59-inch Laren if you prefer softer oval curves and a more organic look.