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- Elise Soaking Tub
- Source: BUILDER Magazine 1/7/2008
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The generous Elise soaking tub anchors the new Boutique Collection of high-end solid-surface bath fixtures. In addition to Elise, the collection includes four handmade sink styles. Each piece is constructed of the maker's ESS (engineered solid surface) composite material, made of a mixture of ground natural minerals and binding agents. The resulting product is nonporous and resists stains, mold, and mildew. 800-783-8827. More
- Freestanding Bathtub
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 11/7/2007
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The freestanding Contura bathtub measures 72 inches long, 32 inches wide, and 28 inches deep. It comes as a soaking bathtub or with an Airbath bubbling system and is available in a variety of colors and trim finishes. 800-453-1463. More
From Our Manufacturers
- Forget About Your Winter Worries - Retreat to the BainUltra Bathroom Sanctuary
- Source: ebuild 1/11/2008
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A good hot bath provides special healing powers that revive and rejuvenate during the cold winter months. For instance, BainUltra's Origami air jet bath (pictured above) creates the ideal Zen experience for a winter escape. The bath includes between 38 - 44 air jets that create an unparalleled hydro-thermo massage for either one or two bathers. Bathers can enjoy the unique benefits of chromatherapy lighting to further relax and stimulate the senses. More
- JACLO's Old World Elegance for the Kitchen and Bath
- Source: eplans 1/7/2008
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Whether you favor classic Victorian, stately Art Deco or American colonial-style, there are several fixtures and furnishings that are certain to reawaken the timeless opulence of decades past. Neptune's foray into the period-style bathroom is illustrated in their traditional Victoria claw foot bathtub, whereas Waterdecor's nod to the Art Deco era is presented by their Marcelle shower valve, which brings to mind the rich geometric shapes and delicate details of the period's charming architecture. More
