Bathtubs
Bathtubs
Our bathtubs are made from the highest-quality marble conglomerate, marble conglomerate with an acrylic coating, or sanitary acrylic reinforced with a polyester resin and fibreglass composite. We also offer our bathtubs in a self-cleaning option with NANO SILVER coating, or in an increased-resistance version using EVERHARD technology.
VAYER bathtubs are:
- highly aesthetic and perfectly finished
- ergonomic and highly functional, with options such as hydromassage, chromotherapy, constant water temperature, bathroom heating and more
- lightweight and flexible in form
- easy to keep clean
- smooth, with a non-porous surface
- resistant to abrasion and scratches
- resistant to discolouration and odours
Frequently asked questions
When choosing a bathtub, it is worth considering the available space, installation type, material, dimensions and overall interior style. Freestanding bathtubs work well in larger bathrooms, while built-in models are often a good choice for more compact layouts.
An acrylic bathtub is lightweight, pleasant to the touch and practical for everyday use, making it suitable for many types of bathrooms. A composite bathtub is more solid and stands out with an elegant finish and a modern character.
A freestanding bathtub does not always require a large bathroom, as much depends on its dimensions and placement. In smaller interiors, it is worth choosing a compact model or positioning the bathtub closer to the wall.
The bathtub size should be matched to the bathroom space, the users’ height and the expected bathing comfort. For smaller bathrooms, models around 150–160 cm are often chosen, while larger spaces can accommodate bathtubs of 170–180 cm or more.
Yes, matching accessories can be selected for the bathtub, such as traps, overflows, plugs, panels, headrests or bathtub faucets. Choosing compatible elements helps maintain a consistent bathroom design and ensures the correct functioning of the entire set.
Yes, VAYER provides technical materials useful for architects, designers and contractors, such as product data sheets, technical drawings, installation instructions and design files. These materials make it easier to plan the installation and proper placement of products in a bathroom project.
