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KOHLER Bathtubs

Soaking in a relaxing bath is one of life’s simple pleasures. Choosing the appropriate bathtub to complement your bathroom is a process involving many considerations. Whether it is a whirlpool style, a shower and bath combo, or a classic tub design, KOHLER offers durability and quality craftsmanship.

A whirlpool, also known as a Jacuzzi, contains jets within the sidewalls of the bath for hydrotherapy. These shoot streams of water or air into existing bath water to provide massage and relaxation while soaking. There are two types:

• Water jet tub: This whirlpool style shoots pressurized water through swivel openings that can be adjusted to target different areas of the body.
• Air jet tub: This whirlpool model contains many smaller openings that push warm air into bath water, creating bubbles.

A bathtub with a reversible drain may be positioned with the drain at either the left or right end. This differs from left- and right-handed models in its installation. During installation, right-draining models must face to the right while left-draining ones must face to the left. Reversible models offer more flexibility during installation.

A KOHLER drop-in bath is simply the shell of the bathtub. It must be installed into a frame that is often set within a shower. The drop-in style is often found in bathrooms featuring a shower-bath combo. KOHLER offers various styles of drop-in bathtubs that may include features such as jets, back arches, and aprons. KOHLER's Archer collection offers several styles of drop-in tubs.

Yes, KOHLER makes these tubs as an option for those who cannot step into a traditional bathtub. KOHLER's walk-in models feature a low step-in height for easier entry. KOHLER has engineered their walk-in tubs to provide maximum comfort, soaking depth, hydrotherapy, and durability.

Porcelain-surface baths are scratch-resistant and highly durable. Acrylic, on the other hand, tends to retain heat exceptionally well, is lightweight, and can be formed into a large variety of shapes. Exocrylic is a lighter-weight form of acrylic that is also used in bathtub design.

Yes, there are numerous cohesive product lines, including Wellworth, Devonshire, Bancroft, Kelston, Purist, Memoirs, Persuade, Archer, and Tresham. Choosing styles and fixtures within any of these collections allows you to maintain a consistent design theme throughout your bathroom.