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RIVA ROMA FLUTED FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,452.00 $1,815.00

RIVA ROMA FLUTED FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,584.00 $1,980.00

RIVA LAYLA SUPER SLIM EDGE FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,303.00 $1,628.00

RIVA NOTO FREESTANDING BATHTUB TRANSPARENT BLUE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $4,260.00 $5,324.00

RIVA MILANO V-GROOVE FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE AND BLACK (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,525.00 $1,980.00

RIVA MILANO V-GROOVE FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,398.00 $1,815.00

RIVA PETII FREESTANDING BATHTUB TRANSPARENT YELLOW (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $4,453.00 $5,566.00

RIVA PETII FREESTANDING BATHTUB TRANSPARENT BLACK (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $4,453.00 $5,566.00

RIVA OSLO V-GROOVE FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,398.00 $1,815.00

RIVA OSLO V-GROOVE FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE AND BLACK (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,678.00 $2,178.00

RIVA DELTA SUPER SLIM EDGE FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,224.00 $1,529.00

RIVA MIA SUPER SLIM EDGE FREESTANDING BATHTUB MATTE WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1500MM AND 1700MM)

From $1,224.00 $1,529.00

RIVA FANTA FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE 1700MM

$1,250.00 $1,562.00

RIVA LOTUS FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1200MM, 1300MM, 1400MM, 1500MM, 1600MM ...

From $1,074.00 $1,342.00

RIVA SHANTY FREESTANDING BATHTUB GLOSS WHITE (AVAILABLE IN 1200MM, 1300MM, 1400MM, 1500MM, 1600MM...

From $986.00 $1,232.00

RIVA MILANO V-GROOVE FREE STANDING NON OVERFLOW BATHTUB 1500MM GLOSS WHITE

$1,452.00 $1,815.00

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What Are Freestanding Baths and Why They Matter

Freestanding baths differ from built-in or back to wall models by standing independently, with a finished exterior on every side. For many renovators, a luxury bathtub like this becomes the fixture the whole bathroom design is built around, but it also means floor space, plumbing position and floor loading all need planning before you buy. The material matters as much as the shape.

Acrylic keeps water warmer for longer and is lighter on the floor structure, while stone composite carries more visual weight and holds heat for a longer soak. Both are common choices across our range, and the right one usually comes down to the look you want against the practicalities of your existing bathroom.

Types of Baths in Our Collection

The collection covers a spread of materials, shapes and sizes to suit different bathrooms and budgets.

Acrylic freestanding bathtub: lightweight, holds heat well, and easier to install without additional floor reinforcement
Stone composite and solid surface: a dense, non-porous surface with a heavier, more architectural feel, best suited to bathrooms that can support the added weight, and a common choice for a luxury bath finish
Oval and rounded designs: a softer silhouette that suits traditional and contemporary bathrooms alike
Rectangular and sculptural shapes: part of our unique bathtubs range, for a bolder look in larger bathrooms
Large bathtub sizes: deeper, longer models built for a full-body soak, typically from 1650mm and up

What to Look For When Choosing a Freestanding Bath

Match the bath to your bathroom's floor plan, plumbing and household needs before ordering.

Weight and floor loading: stone composite and natural stone baths are considerably heavier than acrylic, so check floor strength, especially on upper storeys
Size and depth: confirm the bath fits your floor space with clearance for cleaning and tapware access, and check depth if a full soak matters to you
Tapware position: freestanding models generally pair with floor-mounted or wall-mounted tapware rather than a bath-mounted mixer, so plan plumbing early
Finish and colour: beyond classic white, our range includes a green bathtub and black bathtub option for a bolder statement piece
Warranty: check whether the warranty covers structural cracking as well as surface finish, particularly for stone composite models

Complete Your Bathroom with the Right Fixtures

A freestanding bath rarely sits alone in a renovation, so it pays to plan the surrounding fixtures at the same time. If a freestanding model doesn't suit your layout, our broader bathtub range includes back to wall bathtubs, plus a dedicated collection for tighter floor plans. For a more indulgent renovation, our bathroom spa baths add hydrotherapy features for a genuine restorative space, and our TOTO basins range helps you coordinate basin and bath finishes across the room.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between acrylic and stone composite baths?

Acrylic is lighter, more affordable and warms up quickly, making it easier to install without extra floor reinforcement. Stone composite is heavier and holds heat for longer, giving a more substantial, architectural feel, but needs floor strength checked before installation.

What size freestanding bath do I need?

Standard sizes in Australia run from around 1400mm to 1800mm. A 1500mm bath suits most adults and typical ensuite floor space, while a large bathtub from 1650mm upward gives a deeper, more generous soak.

Can a freestanding bath be installed on timber flooring?

Yes, but the floor structure needs to support the bath's weight once filled, particularly for heavier stone composite models. Reinforcement may be required, especially in upper-storey bathrooms.

Do these baths need special tapware?

Most models pair with floor-mounted or wall-mounted tapware rather than a deck-mounted mixer, since there's no fixed edge to mount a tap on. Confirm your preferred tapware style before finalising the bath position.

How do I clean and maintain a freestanding bath?

Acrylic surfaces should be cleaned with non-abrasive products to avoid scratching, while stone composite and solid surface baths are generally non-porous and easy to wipe down with standard bathroom cleaners.

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Baths Purchasing Guide

How to Choose the Right Bathtub for Your Bathroom?

Most Luxurious Bath in Australia

What Are Freestanding Baths and Why They Matter

Types of Baths in Our Collection

What to Look For When Choosing a Freestanding Bath

Complete Your Bathroom with the Right Fixtures

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between acrylic and stone composite baths?

What size freestanding bath do I need?

Can a freestanding bath be installed on timber flooring?

Do these baths need special tapware?

How do I clean and maintain a freestanding bath?

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Baths Purchasing Guide

How to Choose the Right Bathtub for Your Bathroom?

Most Luxurious Bath in Australia

What Are Freestanding Baths and Why They Matter

Types of Baths in Our Collection

What to Look For When Choosing a Freestanding Bath

Complete Your Bathroom with the Right Fixtures

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between acrylic and stone composite baths?

What size freestanding bath do I need?

Can a freestanding bath be installed on timber flooring?

Do these baths need special tapware?

How do I clean and maintain a freestanding bath?