Like its namesake, the perfectly sculpted, CETRA® rectangle bathtub is an undeniable classic. This skirted tub features supportive, built-in armrests and a contoured backrest for exceptional comfort. Uncomplicated, straightforward, and utterly heavenly, it complements any and every bathroom setting, from traditional to contemporary. Ergonomically designed to maximize the benefits of hydrotherapy, the CETRA® skirted bathtub is available as a soaking tub or jetted tub.
Soaking
Sit back, soak, and simply relax, as your body is fully immersed in the tranquil, calming hot water.
Pure Air®
Feel the caressing sensation of thousands of bubbles in the Pure Air® bath. An air jet tub is a smooth experience for the whole body, and a pure pleasure.
Whirlpool
Choose the whirlpool tub experience, powered by the legendary Jacuzzi® jet system, to recover both mind and body from the stresses of the day with an invigorating and therapeutic massage.
Take your time to explore all the benefits the CETRA® bathtub has to offer.
How to Measure For a Bathtub
When it comes to finding the perfect bathtub, the first step is to determine how much space is available to place a new tub. And you will do so by taking 3 measurements: overall width, length, and height.
Measuring Length
Most bathtubs will sit parallel against the wall, so measuring the length of the wall will help you gauge how long your new tub can be. To measure the overall length of an existing tub, include the lip or shelf of the tub in your measurements.
Measuring Height
The height measurement will need to include the total elevation of the bath, including the base or legs if applicable. Measuring the height ensures your new bath won’t conflict with any existing outlets or ledges. Keep in mind that deeper tubs often have taller walls to step over so plan accordingly for safety.
Measuring Width
Measure the width of the area by measuring out from the wall to the furthest point you expect your tub to be. This will allow you to fit your bath into the space without gaps or overages, especially in an alcove location.
Other Things to Consider
It is also important to keep in mind your bathtubs’ weight and water capacity which is indicated in your new bathtub manual. The basin capacity indicates how many gallons the tub can hold. A US gallon of water weighs 8.34 lbs., so to determine the weight of the water within the tub when full you should multiply the basin capacity by 8.34. Your bathtub manual should also tell you the weight of the bathtub before adding water. Together, the weight of the bathtub and the added weight of the water will determine whether you need to reinforce your floor or not. Also, remember to measure your doorways and hallways to ensure the tub will fit when it’s delivered and installed. You can find all the information needed to plan your bathtub replacement within our specification and manuals.
Jacuzzi® bathtubs are available in 6 different hydrotherapy experiences. Find out which one is best for you.
To sit, stretch, read and relax, a deep bath is a simple and calm pleasure.
The new heated soak experience allows for a longer soak without adding more hot water.
The whirlpool effect is inspired by the movement of water from eddies found in rivers and streams.
A caressing sensation of hot air inside thousands of bubbles. It is a smooth experience for the whole body, and a pure pleasure.
The whirlpool tub, powered by the legendary Jacuzzi® jet system, provides bathers with an invigorating and therapeutic massage.
A Spa Salon® gives you the best experience of both the Whirlpool bath and the Pure Air®... without limits.
High-gloss acrylic finish for durability and ease of cleaning
Ergonomic design cradles the bather in a comfortable position
The combination of heat and water relaxes muscles and calms the senses
Limited Lifetime Warranty gives you peace of mind
Skirted baths are designed to fit into a cozy space…a private area with walls on three sides
IAPMO/cUPC certified to stringent ANSI standards
