Acrylic bathtub designed to be used with a stainless steel support frame fitted beneath the tub. Available in two length options (5 ft and 5½ ft). Built for stability, easy installation, and everyday comfort.
What’s included / guaranteed (no assumptions)
Tub material: sanitary acrylic (sheet).
Support: stainless steel frame designed to fit below the bathtub and provide structural support.
Available lengths: 5 ft and 5½ ft models.
Compatible with overflow and waste fittings (exact diameters and types to be specified by you or confirmed from the manufacturer).
Adjustable or fixed frame legs depending on the frame variant (specify if you require adjustable legs).
Key benefits (fact-based)
Structural support: the SS frame provides a rigid base under the bathtub, reducing deflection and improving long-term stability compared with unsupported tubs.
Corrosion resistance: stainless steel (when using an appropriate grade such as 304) resists rust in humid bathroom environments. (If you want a specific grade noted, provide it.)
Maintenance: acrylic surfaces are non-porous and generally easier to clean than porous surfaces — reduces places for dirt and microbes to accumulate.
Heat retention: acrylic is known to retain water warmth better than some other materials; this can improve bathing comfort.
Impact resistance: acrylic has some flexibility that helps absorb minor impacts without cracking in many cases.
Weight and handling: acrylic tubs are typically lighter than comparable solid-material tubs, making transport and installation easier when paired with a supportive SS frame.
Advantages compared to fibre (fiberglass/resin) tubs — clear, comparative points
More stable support when used with a metal frame: a properly designed SS frame under an acrylic tub reduces flexing that can occur in unsupported fibre tubs.
Better long-term surface performance: acrylic resists yellowing and surface crazing in many installations better than older or low-grade fibre finishes (outcome depends on material quality and exposure).
Easier to repair/restore: acrylic surfaces can often be polished or refinished in-place; some fibre/resin repairs are more complex.
Hygiene and cleaning: the naturally non-porous acrylic surface is easier to clean and less likely to trap grime than rougher or porous fibre surfaces.
Corrosion and odor concerns: acrylic with SS framing avoids issues of resin fumes or odor associated with some fibre/resin installations during manufacture or later degradation.
