Chosen with the rest of the room.
A tub is easier to get right when it is picked alongside the vanity, the hardware and the glass rather than on its own.
The tub is not a standalone purchase.
Most bathroom projects go wrong at the seams, where a tub chosen in one place meets a vanity chosen in another and hardware ordered from a third. The finishes are close but not the same, and the room never quite settles.
Choosing the tub in the same showroom as the vanity, the hardware and the shower glass removes that problem. You are comparing the actual pieces in the same light, in one sitting, before anything is ordered.
The opening decides more than the catalog does.
Tub openings are rarely as standard as they look. Before anything is ordered we measure the space, check what the walls and the plumbing will allow, and confirm the tub you want is the tub that will actually fit.
If the opening rules out what you had in mind, you will hear that from us early rather than on install day.
- Measured in your bathroom before ordering
- Coordinated with vanity and hardware finishes
- Shower glass handled at the same showroom
Common questions.
Do you install the tub as well as supply it?
Yes. The same family that measures and quotes the job handles the installation.
Can I see the tub before I commit?
Come into the Sterling Heights showroom. Seeing a tub next to the vanity and hardware you are considering is worth far more than a product photo.
Ready to see it in person?
Visit the Sterling Heights showroom or get a free, no-pressure quote, measured and installed by the family that builds it.