Baths Sales
Buy Bathtubs Online in Sizes That Suit the Bathroom You Have
A bath is the one fitting you cannot shift once the floor is down. It takes more floor space than anything else in the room, and its waste position has to be fixed before the flooring goes in. Plumbcorp's online range lets you buy bathtubs with that in mind, so the sections below start with how the bath will sit and what it needs underneath.
Bathtubs in Melbourne Grouped by How They Sit
Freestanding and insert baths share one collection, with spa models and headrests alongside. The categories show current sizes and unique styles that cover most bathrooms.
Freestanding Baths: A freestanding bath stands clear of the walls. That leaves it needing an open floor on every side and a planned waste position, so measure the room before you fall for a shape.
Insert Baths: An insert bath drops into a surround that you build, and the surround can be tiled to match the room. It hides the sides and the pipework, which suits a bathroom where the bath sits against a wall.
Spa Baths: Spa models add jets for a longer soak. The ELISI 1700 FREESTANDING SPA BATH 14-JETS and MINTORI 1790 FREESTANDING DOLCE VITA 18-JET SPA BATH are freestanding spa bath with 14 and 18 jets, along with back-to-wall freestanding bath ATLANTA 1500/1700. Check the listing for the pump and access details before you plan the room around it.
A Headrest That Fits the Curve: A headrest turns a bath into somewhere to stay. The SIA CURVED HEADREST BLACK is a pillow-style headrest held on by two suction cups, and it suits baths with a curved lumbar shape. The FIORE HEADREST BLACK (STRAIGHT) is the straight-profile alternative.
Getting a Bath into the Room Without Surprises
Most bath problems appear after the order, so these three checks come first.
Clear Floor and a Planned Waste: Mark the bath's footprint on the floor, then add room to stand and step in. Agree on the waste position with your plumber before the flooring is laid, because moving it later means opening the floor.
Surround or No Surround: If you choose an insert bath, the surround is part of the budget and part of the build. Decide it early so the tiler and carpenter know the dimensions they are working to.
Leave Access for the Spa Pump: A spa bath pump needs to be reached for installation and for servicing later. Check the listing for how the pump is accessed, and keep anything you build around the bath clear of that side.
Reasons to Buy Bathtubs Online from Us
A bath is often one piece of a bigger bathroom project. Plumbcorp supplies the bath and the rest of the room, from showers and basins to toilets and accessories.
- Bring your floor measurements to the Melbourne showroom, and the design consultants can talk through which sizes and styles will fit.
- We have 15 years of experience in the plumbing industry.
- A bath is usually the biggest single item in the room, so it helps that discounted ones show the original price beside the sale price.
- Zip pay service is offered on product pages, which lets you spread the cost of the bath, not just the small fittings.
- Plumbcorp is an Australian-owned business operating out of Melbourne.
Pick the Style, Then Check the Floor
Decide whether the bath stands free or goes into a surround, then measure the space it needs. You can buy bathtubs online once the numbers add up or visit the showroom first and ask the design consultants to talk you through the options for your bathroom.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can a freestanding bath sit against a wall?
Yes. A back-to-wall freestanding bath, such as the ATLANTA 1500/1700, is made to sit with one side against the wall. You still need room to step in and a waste position agreed before the flooring goes down.
2. Are headrests sold separately?
Yes. Headrests are sold separately from the bath, so add the SIA CURVED HEADREST BLACK or the FIORE HEADREST BLACK (STRAIGHT) to your order alongside it. Check the product page for current pricing.
3. What does the ELISI spa bath include?
The ELISI 1700 is a freestanding spa bath with 14 jets. The product page lists the full specifications, including pump and access details, along with current pricing and any sale discount.
4. Which headrest should I choose?
The SIA suits a bath with a curved lumbar shape, and the FIORE is the straight version. Check each against the shape of your bath before you order.
5. Do I need tradespeople to install a spa bath?
A spa bath can require both plumbing and electrical work. Use an appropriately licensed or registered plumbing practitioner for the plumbing work and a licensed electrical worker for any electrical installation. Confirm the requirements with your installer before work begins.
6. Can I buy bathtubs online and still see one first?
Yes. Visit the Melbourne showroom to see the range, then order online.
7. Can I pay over time for a bath?
Yes. Eligible bath purchases can be paid for using Zip, subject to the payment options shown on the product page.