Travertine Bath Essentials

Travertine Bathtub Small

Italian Classico Travertine bathtub in warm ivory beige with monolithic oval form and smooth honed filled finish.

A Freestanding Travertine Bathtub combines durable carved stone with substantial mass, so floor loading must be checked before installation rather than treated like a lightweight acrylic tub. Travertine may need sealing depending on absorption, and bath products should be rinsed away with non-acidic cleaning. Custom sizing is feasible through specialist fabrication; plumbing, access, transport route and structural support should all be resolved before ordering a Natural Stone Bathtub.

Carved Solid-Stone BathDeep Soaking FormatBespoke Drain PositionStructural Floor Assessment RequiredSpecialist Delivery & Installation

Price AED 62,524

~~AED 69,471~~ InStock

SKU: RP-26-P7678
Material: Italian Classico Travertine
Material type: Italian Natural Travertine
Finish: Smooth Honed & Filled Finish
Color: Warm Ivory Beige
Size: Small
Lead time: 343 - 5 Days
Minimum order: 1

Product profile

Material

Italian Classico Travertine

Material type

Italian Natural Travertine

Finish

Smooth Honed & Filled Finish

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Product typeBathroom Fixture – Freestanding Bathtub

MaterialItalian Classico Travertine

FinishSmooth Honed & Filled Finish

Dimensions140 × 70 × 55 cm

Lead time343 - 5 Days

Floor Load & Rigging

Planning for the Weight of a Stone Bath

A 520 kg tub becomes substantially heavier once filled with water and occupied, so structural assessment must consider the complete operating load rather than the stone weight alone. The 140 × 70 × 55 cm monolithic body also requires a delivery route wide and strong enough for lifting equipment, turning clearance and final positioning. Drain access should remain serviceable after installation, and filled, honed travertine should be sealed and maintained with pH-neutral products.

Freestanding Italian travertine bathtub partly filled on a reinforced structural floor — A monolithic Italian travertine bathtub combines warm ivory stone with the visual weight of a reinforced installation.

Plan for Full Load

Structural Planning for a 520 kg Travertine Bathtub

Structural planning must account for far more than the tub’s 520 kg empty weight: once filled, the floor also carries the water mass plus the occupant, creating a combined load that can approach or exceed three-quarters of a tonne depending on usable water volume. The supporting slab, joists or structural deck should therefore be checked by the project engineer before installation, with local reinforcement, load spreading and a verified bearing area resolved before the bathtub is moved into position.

Rigging & Plumbing

How a Monolithic Stone Bath Reaches Its Final Position

A 520 kg monolithic stone bath must reach its final position through a route planned before installation, including doorway widths, turning space, lifting access and the capacity of floors along the path. Mechanical lifting or specialist handling should support the tub evenly rather than by its rim, and the final placement must align the waste connection and service access before the bath is lowered onto its prepared structural support.

Delivery Route

Moving a Solid Travertine Soaking Tub

Confirm doorway widths, turning radii, protected flooring and suitable lifting equipment before moving the 520 kg bathtub along its delivery route.

Drain Access

Plumbing a Freestanding Stone Bathtub

Position the drain where it can connect accurately beneath the 520 kg tub while preserving a practical route for future service access.

Internal Comfort

Soaking Space Inside a Carved Travertine Bath

Exterior dimensions describe the 140 × 70 × 55 cm tub footprint, while internal length, width and soaking depth should be specified separately for user comfort.

Product at a Glance

Italian Travertine Bathtub Product Details

This bathtub uses Smooth Honed & Filled Italian Natural Travertine in Warm Ivory Beige, measuring 140 × 70 × 55 cm and weighing 520 kg. Its monolithic stone construction requires structural floor verification, planned delivery access and coordinated plumbing before final installation.

Internal Soaking Length	Approx. 1200 mm internal soaking length, allowing substantial carved stone at both ends of the 1400 mm tub.
Internal Soaking Width	Approx. 520 mm internal soaking width within the 700 mm exterior width.
Soaking Depth	Approx. 430 mm soaking depth from the internal floor to the safe waterline below the rim, within the 550 mm overall tub height.
Rim Width	Approx. 90 mm rim width along both sides and 100 mm at the ends, derived from the 1200 × 520 mm soaking cavity within the 1400 × 700 mm exterior.
Drain Position	Centrally positioned Ø52 mm drain outlet on the longitudinal and transverse centreline of the 1200 × 520 mm soaking cavity, suitable for the symmetrical double-ended tub form.
Overflow Provision	Concealed integral overflow slot approximately 50 mm below the rim, internally channelled to the main drain with accessible service connections.
Waste Connection Size	Standard 1½-inch threaded bath waste connected to a minimum 40 mm waste pipe, with final fitting confirmed before stone drilling.
Base Bearing Area	Approx. 1000 × 500 mm continuous flat base-bearing area beneath the carved tub, requiring full, level structural support capable of carrying the 520 kg dry weight plus water and occupant loads.
Water Capacity	Approx. 140–160 L brim capacity and about 100–120 L practical bathing capacity below the overflow, subject to final carved internal geometry.
Internal Backrest Angle	Approx. 105–110° included backrest angle, equivalent to a 15–20° recline from vertical, providing supported soaking within the 1200 mm internal length.

Waterproof Stone Care

Sealing & Cleaning a Natural Travertine Tub

Use a penetrating sealer only when approved for the selected travertine and supported by absorption testing, applying it to the bowl, rim and frequently wet areas according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Clean with pH-neutral stone cleaner, rinse away bath products and inspect filled pores periodically so loosened filler can be professionally repaired before water enters the voids.

Built as a Statement Bath

Why Choose a Monolithic Travertine Tub

A monolithic travertine tub provides the permanence and visual continuity of a carved natural-stone bathing form rather than a thin manufactured shell. Its substantial mass gives the installation a strong architectural presence, specialist fabrication allows custom dimensions and drain placement, and the honed surface can be coordinated with other travertine elements in the bathroom.

Solid Stone Construction
The 520 kg carved travertine body creates a substantial monolithic bath rather than a lightweight manufactured shell.
Deep Sculptural Presence
The 520 kg carved travertine form creates a deep, monolithic focal point with substantial sculptural presence in the bathroom.
Custom Shape Potential
Specialist stone fabrication allows the bathtub profile, dimensions and contours to be customized around the bathroom design.
Natural Mineral Variation
Natural pores, ivory-beige tonal shifts and mineral markings vary through the carved travertine, making every bathtub visually unique.

Custom Bath Fabrication

Tailoring a Hand-Carved Stone Soaking Bath

A hand-carved stone soaking bath can be tailored by overall length, width, depth and external profile, with the vein-cut or cross-cut orientation selected before carving to control the visible travertine pattern. Drain position must be coordinated with the plumbing plan, while honed, polished or textured finish choices influence both appearance and care; the same fabrication precision applies to a bespoke granite vanity top.

Hand-carved travertine bath with custom shapes, vein cuts, drain positions and finish options — Hand-carved travertine bath shown with custom shapes, vein cuts, drain positions and finish choices.

Technical Overview

Travertine Bathtub Specifications

Use the bathtub specifications to confirm internal bathing space, drain, overflow, floor-load requirement and installation method before ordering. These fields are essential for coordinating plumbing, structural support and access for such a heavy carved-stone bath.

Product details

Specifications, care, delivery and FAQ

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SpecificationsProduct size, material, finish and commercial details.

BrandRoar Panther

SKURP-26-P7678

MaterialItalian Classico Travertine

Material typeItalian Natural Travertine

FinishSmooth Honed & Filled Finish

ColorWarm Ivory Beige

SizeSmall

Dimensions140 × 70 × 55 cm

Weight520 kg

AvailabilityInStock

Lead time343 - 5 Days

Minimum order quantity1

Product GroupTravertine Bathtub

VariantTravertine Bathtub Small

SkuRP-26-P7678

Material TypeItalian Natural Travertine

Lead Time343 - 5 Days

Minimum Order Qty1

Best Useproviding a deep luxury soaking bath, creating a sculptural spa-style bathroom centerpiece, serving bespoke villa and hotel suites, supporting custom drain and overflow positioning, showcasing large-format Italian Travertine craftsmanship

Care guideCleaning and handling notes for this stone product.

Shipping and order notesLead time, delivery and custom order information.

FAQCommon questions about this product.

How should I calculate the total structural floor load for this 520 kg travertine bathtub once its water capacity and the weight of the person using it are added?

Add the 520 kg empty bathtub weight to the maximum water weight, calculated at approximately 1 kg per litre, plus the heaviest expected occupant and accessories. For example, a 350-litre fill and 120 kg user create a working load near 990 kg before applying engineering allowances; divide this by the actual bearing footprint, while a structural engineer also checks concentrated loads, joists, slab capacity and deflection.

Will the drain and overflow connections of the travertine bathtub remain accessible from below after installation?

Drain and overflow fittings must remain accessible through a removable floor, wall or adjacent-panel service opening after the 475 kg bathtub is installed. Concealing the connections permanently beneath stone is poor practice because traps, seals and flexible connections may require inspection or replacement; the access route should be confirmed on the plumbing and structural drawings before placement.

What lifting equipment, crate dimensions, doorway clearance and lift capacity are required to move the 520 kg Travertine Bathtub safely from delivery to its final bathroom position?

Moving a 520 kg tub requires a professional stone-moving plan based on the packed crate’s confirmed dimensions and gross weight, not the tub weight alone. The route must be surveyed for doorway and lift clearances, turning radius, floor capacity and overhead restrictions, while a crane, forklift, gantry or rated lifting frame with vacuum pads or protected slings should have ample certified capacity above the full lifted load.

Can underfloor heating be installed safely beneath the footprint of a heavy freestanding travertine bathtub?

Underfloor heating can be installed beneath the area surrounding this 520 kg travertine bathtub, but heating elements should not be placed directly beneath its load-bearing feet or continuous stone base unless the floor, heating manufacturer and structural engineer explicitly approve that arrangement. The floor must first be engineered for the filled tub and occupants, with insulation, screed strength, waterproofing and movement provisions coordinated as one system. Keeping heating cables or pipes clear of anchor points and concentrated loads also prevents damage during installation and avoids uneven thermal stress beneath the natural stone.

How much working clearance should installers retain around the Travertine Bathtub so its waste, overflow and supply connections can be completed and tested after positioning?

Clearance depends on fitting locations and installer tools, but leave practical access—often at least 300–450 mm at service sides—until the waste, overflow and supplies have been connected and pressure-tested. Where permanent clearance is impossible, provide a large removable wall, floor or surround access panel aligned with all serviceable fittings before the 475 kg tub is positioned.

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