Elegant wall-mounted freestanding bathtub LILA 2.0 with slanted sides creates the impression that it takes up little space in the bathroom, with even the smallest model being large enough for a comfortable bath. It is an excellent choice for modern and minimalist bathrooms, where both aesthetics and functionality are important. Three sizes to choose from - the perfect fit for your bathroom It is made of 100% sanitary acrylic, which ensures its durability, ease of cleaning and resistance to scratches and stains. It comes in 3 sizes: 150, 160 and 170 cm, which allows the bathtub to fit a variety of bathroom areas - from compact to spacious. Thoughtful design and practical details Bathtub with integrated enclosure, providing a modern look and easy installation, has an additionally reinforced backing surface for mounting 4-hole bathtub mixer. It has a universal slotted overflow, a siphon with a click-clack plug in chrome, complete with a frame and legs. It's a ready-made set that makes installation easy and ensures full functionality from the first day of use. Why choose an acrylic bathtub? Acrylic bathtubs are reliable and popular. Thanks to the materials used (sanitary acrylic sheets), they have high utility qualities and retain their properties for many years. Acrylic layer - our bathtubs are made of a uniform panel of sanitary acrylic. This is a material of the highest quality. Thanks to its smooth surface, acrylic is pleasant to the touch and heats up quickly from water, which increases the comfort of bathing. Reinforced construction - the bottoms of our bathtubs are reinforced with plates, which provide adequate stability and resistance to the product. Solid construction is a guarantee of the safety of use and longevity of the bathtub. Match accessories to your style For the LILA 2.0 bathtub, we recommend free-standing faucets and bathtub faucets, and additionally stylish plugs for free-standing bathtubs in colors such as matte black, brushed gold or copper - ideal for personalizing the bathroom. Read: Bathtub vs. shower - which to choose for a family bathroom?