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Question: Does this tub have a sloped back for comfort?  Thanks
Document: This tub arrived as described and looked really great. I set it on a granite deck. The problem is that while setting it two corners chipped and I was being very carfull with it so not to damage the tub or granite. I was able to glue the peices back on and only I will know, but thought I would share.
I installed on of these tubs for my wife. She takes a bath about 5-6 times a week. This is the ONLY one that has a top mounted overflow drain to achieve great water depth.But make sure you have at least a 50 gallon water heater. We use a 65 gallon heater.My wife soaks up to her neck in comfort with this tub. You do need a special drain setup.It is worth the extra expense and it will last for ever. Easy to clean too !
The Danze 8" spout is the perfect length for this tub.We have been using the tub for about 8 months and the finish still looks new.
I had showed the contractor the specs on the tubs I was considering (available on manufacturer websites), and he advised me to get the tub option without the front apron because we were putting the tub in a 5' space (full width of bathroom) and it would be easier to fit the tub between the walls without the apron.
I have had this bathtub for a couple of weeks now and I have zero complaints about it. When I purchased my house I knew right away I would have to replace the bathtub. I did a lot of research and had initially decided on a whirlpool tub, even though I was not all that interested in the jets. I wanted a nice, deep bathtub.
While tiling the walls of the tub surround, I kept the tub covered and stood on the sides of the tub while tiling to ceiling. The tub is strong and was solid under my weight while I walked on the top edges of it. I also made sure the contractor put cement under the tub so it would feel solid while standing in it. (Installation instructions are included with the tub.
He died last year but had enjoyed the tub regularly for a couple years. It is sort of a small thing in life, a bathtub, but things that make a difference to quality of life are so important. This was one of those things for us. The bathtub is still in great shape. I still haven't used any harsh cleaners on it, just dry quickly with microfiber towel after showers and it stays clean.
We purchased this for a higher end rental property. It looks so inviting. Since it is not installed yet I can not even give it a dry run. I know I will never have a chance to take a bath in THIS tub but I can't wait to sit down in it when it is installed. It looks like it would be so comfortable. I do plan on ordering the 72&#34; for my own upcoming bathroom remodel.
My son is 5'10 1/2", and about 220 lbs, and he is comfortable in this 5' tub, so comfortable that he sometimes finds himself falling asleep in it. (I also installed a small wall-mount TV in the bathroom - outside of the tub, far enough it cannot be reached from in the tub - so he can watch his favorite shows while soaking in the bath.) In the few baths I have taken, I have also found the tub to be extremely comfortable.
I installed a vertical grab bar on the wall just outside the tub, and he has no problems stepping in and out while holding the bar. My son is a cancer patient, has a lot of pain and headaches, and taking a bath helps him to feel better. He enjoys this tub so much that he now often takes multiple baths per day. (Since he is sick and doesn't have a lot of other things in life he enjoys so much, I'm fine with the extra water use.
Answer: yes