What can be specified?
You set the size, shape, depth and configuration of the tub. The tub can be 14-gauge 316 stainless steel, carbon fiber, HempCarbon or gel-coated fiberglass, and a stainless tub can be powder-coated in any color.
The exterior can be Line-X in black, white, grey, beige or any Sherwin-Williams color. It can carry a hardwood deck in Black Walnut, Mahogany or White Maple. It can also ship uncladded for your trades to finish on site in stone, tile or wood. An engraved logo and stainless steel decals are available.
Where does the equipment go in the plan?
The chiller, pumps and filtration can sit in a separate component box up to 25 feet from the tub, with the plumbing passing through a wall if needed. The box needs 18 inches of clearance at its vents. The tub frame has no clearance requirement.
A Modular runs under 60 decibels. The pumps are magnetic-drive and the chiller fan runs only while it is chilling.
What do you need from us, and what do we send back?
Send plans, a sketch or photos of the site. We go over the site, size, materials and use on a call. Our design engineer then draws the build in CAD, and you get the design and a quote.
What does it need from the building?
A Modular runs on a dedicated 120-volt, 20-amp circuit. Power, drainage and access for a custom build are settled in design, and you get them up front.
Units arrive fully assembled. A Modular tub frame is 28.5 inches tall and can be tilted on its side to pass through interior doors and narrow hallways.
Where has one gone into a finished space?
At the RSR 700 River Apartments in Austin, two tubs were clad in cumaru in our shop. In a marble bathroom, a tub was clad in the same stone as the walls. In a tiled wet room, a hardwood build was tapered to fit the corner. Photos of each are on the builds page.
