Key Features:

• True Square-Edge Rectangular Form: All four corners at strict 90° — no softening, no radius, no compromise; the tub’s exterior reads as a pure white rectangular volume; the interior basin continues the straight-wall geometry with a flat base and vertical interior walls; the most architecturally precise bathtub form available
• Wide Flat Rim: Generous flat rim running the full perimeter — four straight sides meeting at four sharp corners; the rim’s width makes it an accessible surface from any side; no deck fittings penetrate the surface
• Chrome Overflow Slot: Slim rectangular chrome overflow integrated flush into the inner rim at the end — the tub’s only visible metal fitting; minimal and perfectly proportioned to the rectangular geometry
• Chrome End Drain: Chrome drain at the basin end — flush-fit; standard connection
• White Soft-Gloss Acrylic: Reinforced acrylic with FRP backing — soft gloss white finish (not high-gloss mirror; slightly matte quality that suits the architectural character of the form); non-porous, easy to clean; excellent heat retention
• Freestanding Installation: Fully freestanding on all four sides — no wall connection required; the square form allows placement parallel or perpendicular to any wall with equal visual impact
• Matte Black Square Floor-Mount Filler: Slim square-profile matte black freestanding tub filler — floor-mounted independently beside the tub; integrated hand shower; single lever control; the angular square-profile of the filler mirrors the square-edge geometry of the tub precisely — the most considered hardware pairing in this range

Specs:

• Available Sizes: 1500 / 1600 / 1700 / 1800mm
• Material: Reinforced acrylic + FRP; soft-gloss white
• Overflow: Chrome rectangular rim slot
• Drain: Chrome end drain
• Filler: Matte black square floor-mount freestanding filler (sold separately or as set)
• Filler Finish Options: Matte black / brushed gold / chrome
• Certification: CE / cUPC compliant

Ideal For: Architect-designed residences, loft apartments, contemporary dark-palette bathrooms, minimalist luxury hotel suites, and any space where the bathtub is expected to participate in the architecture of the room rather than simply occupy it.