Jacuzzi Era 66 Inch Slipper Acrylic Clawfoot Tub

Ever notice how all the experts always advise moms to treat themselves to bubble baths, as if that makes up for all the superwoman demands of daily life? Well, they might be right if you've got the Jacuzzi Era 66 Inch Slipper Acrylic Clawfoot Tub. Designed for lounging, this slipper tub has a high back on one side to support your head and neck while you relax. Standing proudly on ornate claw feet, this glossy white lightweight acrylic tub has a slip-resistant interior surface for a safe, comfortable bathing experience. There are no faucet holes to sully this old-fashioned tub's pristine bowl, so have fun picking out a freestanding faucet (not included) to complete the set.

Additional Notes:

• Be sure to carefully measure your space before purchasing this tub!
• We recommend this tub be installed by a professional plumber or contractor.
• Faucet sold separately

Tips to Take Before Taking it Easy in Your Clawfoot or Freestanding Tub

We know you're excited to transform your bathroom from dull to indulgent with the addition of a clawfoot tub or a freestanding tub, but please consider this important information before taking on your tub.

• We recommend having a professional plumber install your tub.
• Make sure your floor can support the weight of the tub, whether the tub's empty or full.
• Measure the doorway you'll take the tub through to get inside your house, and measure your stairwell and your bathroom doorway, too, to make sure the tub will fit. Remember that some tub feet are not removable.
• Get prepared with the right parts. You'll need some essentials to enjoy a proper clawfoot or freestanding tub experience. Keep in mind that parts such as the faucet, drain, supply lines, hand-held shower head, shower curtain, and shut-off valves are sold separately.
• While you can use universal parts for some tubs, you'll find that others require parts that are the same brand as the tub. All of your necessary tub parts are available for purchase here at ClawfootTubs.com.
• Have your plumber ensure that your tub is level. To prevent the tub from moving and to protect your floor, try placing coasters underneath the tub feet.
• After the tub is installed, see that your plumber turns the water on and makes sure everything works and drains properly.

Now, don't forget the bubbles!

About Jacuzzi
Famous around the globe for quality products and innovative technology, Jacuzzi launched an industry with the invention of the first self-contained jetted hot tub. In the 1920s, the Jacuzzi brothers started inventing this revolutionary pump technology in order to address agricultural needs, but luckily for us, their focus turned towards hydrotherapy in the 1950s. Today, the pioneering Jacuzzi research and development team is still discovering new ways to bring relaxation right into your home. The company now offers luxury product lines of residential and commercial bathtubs, showers, sinks, and hot tubs for every style and budget.