Oval freestanding bathtub

A freestanding bath — also known as a standalone or freestanding bathtub — is a model that sits freely in the bathroom, without being fixed to a wall. Finished on all sides, it becomes the centrepiece of the room.

Unlike a built-in bath, installation is straightforward : no tiling around it, no panel to fix. It rests on its own feet or an integrated base. At Spalina, all our freestanding baths are made from premium acrylic, available in several shapes — oval, rectangular, round or asymmetric — and in several finishes : gloss white, matte black, matte grey.

Not to be confused with the semi-freestanding bath, which keeps the look of a freestanding model while leaning against a wall — the ideal solution for more compact bathrooms.

A freestanding bath requires at least 60 cm of clearance on each side to allow comfortable movement and access to the taps. You will therefore need a bathroom of at least 7 to 8 m², depending on the model chosen.

For tighter spaces, compact models are the way to go : the Loom 2.0 (130x130 cm, round) or the Stellar (170x75 cm, rectangular) offer a smaller footprint without compromising on comfort. If you have less than 60 cm of clearance on one side, a semi-freestanding bath will be more suitable — it keeps the look of a freestanding model while leaning against a wall, and is available in 160 cm, 170 cm and 180 cm.

Not sure about the dimensions ? Send us your bathroom floor plan : our team is available 5d/7 to advise you.

The price of an oval freestanding bathtub will depend on its material, size and brand. On average, you can expect to spend around 900 euros for a Spalina oval freestanding model. See, for instance, our Neroon 2.0 bathtub, which goes for 889 euros. Or check out our Jazz bathtub – our most expensive model at 939 euros – which boasts a unique finish and asymmetric shape.

Our decision to sell acrylic bathtubs means we can offer you stylish models at affordable prices. Take it from us: acrylic will give you excellent value for your money.

All Spalina baths come with a 2-year warranty against manufacturing and conformity defects. This warranty covers parts and labour in the event of a proven defect. Our after-sales service is available 5d/7 to answer any technical or commercial questions after receipt.

For whirlpool baths, every model is tested for 4 hours in water before dispatch — a systematic step in our specifications that guarantees the correct operation of the entire hydraulic and electrical system before the bath leaves our warehouse.

Spalina is a French brand founded in 2003, specialising in acrylic baths, with over 60,000 baths delivered. For any after-sales enquiry, contact us at hello@spalina.fr or via our contact form.

Choosing the right tap for a freestanding bath depends mainly on the shape of the bath and the location of your water supply. Two main families exist : floor-mounted bath taps and deck-mounted taps fitted on the bath rim.

For a freestanding bath with no pre-drilled holes on the rim, a floor-mounted tap is the most suitable solution. At Spalina, we offer four models : Dedge, Vogue, Ondaz and Scarlett — all chrome finish, from 265€. For a bath with pre-drilled holes on the rim, our Infinite chrome and Infinite noire mate sets offer direct installation from 198€.

In all cases, check the number and spacing of the holes on your bath before choosing your tap. If in doubt, our team is available 5d/7 to advise you.

A freestanding bath sits freely in the bathroom, away from all walls. It is finished on all sides and becomes the centrepiece of the room. It requires generous space — allow at least 60 cm of clearance on each side — and a floor water supply.

A semi-freestanding bath leans against a wall. It retains the look of a freestanding model on its three visible sides, while simplifying installation : the water supply can come through the wall, and it takes up less space. It is the ideal solution for bathrooms of 5 to 7 m² that want a beautiful design without space constraints.

In short : if you have the space and a floor water supply, go for a freestanding bath. If your bathroom is more compact or your plumbing runs through the wall, a semi-freestanding bath is more suitable. In both cases, Spalina offers models in 160, 170 and 180 cm, in acrylic, delivered free of charge within 6 working days.

The most compact bath in the Spalina range is the Loom 2.0 — a round bath measuring 130x130 cm, available in gloss white, matte black and matte grey. Its circular format gives it one of the smallest footprints on the market, while its depth allows for generous immersion.

For a compact oval format, our Kelly 150, Loona 150, Neroon 2.0 150 and Samba 150 models measure 150 cm in length — a comfortable size for people up to 5'7", with real space savings compared to a 170 cm model.

For even tighter spaces, our semi-freestanding baths offer a smaller footprint while keeping the freestanding look : the Mint 150 and Naos 150 measure 150x75 cm, and the Capri 150 (right or left) installs in a corner to make the most of the available space. All come with a 2-year warranty and free delivery within 6 working days.

Installing a freestanding bath in a small bathroom is perfectly possible, as long as you choose the right format and optimise the layout. Here are the key rules.

Choose the right format : for a bathroom of 5 to 7 m², go for 150 cm models such as the Kelly 150 or the Loona 150. The Loom 2.0 (130x130 cm, round) is our most compact model — its circular format means it fits in almost any space.

Respect clearances : allow at least 60 cm of free space on each side of the bath for circulation and access to the taps. If this is not possible on one side, a semi-freestanding bath will be more suitable — it leans against a wall, saving space while keeping the freestanding look.

Optimise the space : position the bath along the main axis of the room or at a diagonal to create a sense of volume. Avoid bulky furniture nearby. A corner bath such as the Capri 150 is also an excellent alternative for small spaces — it fits into a corner and frees up the centre of the bathroom.

Every freestanding bath from Spalina offers excellent comfort thanks to carefully designed ergonomics and a perfectly chosen material. The acrylic used in manufacturing gives a soft feel to the touch and retains the heat of the water particularly well — so you can enjoy your bath for longer.

Depending on your height, the length of the bath directly affects your comfort. For someone up to 170 cm, our 150 and 160 cm models are more than enough. If you are 175 cm or taller, go for a 170 cm or 180 cm model — a few extra centimetres make a real difference for your legs.

For even greater comfort, oval freestanding baths generally offer more depth than a rectangular or asymmetric model. If you also want a relaxing dimension, our freestanding whirlpool baths incorporate the Jets, Wave or Bulle systems for a complete experience.

Yes, it is entirely possible to shower in a freestanding bath, as long as you install a suitable solution to protect the bathroom from splashing. The simplest solution is a shower curtain on a circular or semi-circular ceiling rail, fitted all around the bath. For a cleaner look, a ceiling-mounted shower column with the showerhead aimed at the centre of the bath offers excellent comfort without a visible screen.

Also consider the drain : make sure it is sized to handle shower flow, not just bath flow. For semi-freestanding baths, a wall-mounted shower screen is also a simple option to install.

Yes, all Spalina freestanding baths are self-supporting — they sit directly on the floor thanks to their fully finished surface on all sides, with no base or additional feet required for most models. Some baths feature adjustable feet that allow precise levelling, particularly useful on a slightly uneven floor.

This self-supporting design significantly simplifies installation : no tiling needed around the bath, no panel to fix to the wall. You can position your oval, round or rectangular freestanding bath anywhere in the room, as long as the water supply and drain are available at floor level.