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We are a family business in manufacturing of marble bathtubs, granite bathtubs ,and marble sinks, marble pedestals, etc. All the photos we displayed on our websites are real proejcts we have done during these years. These stone bathtubs are available to be customized according to your design. There are various choices in natural stone materials, including marble, granite, sandstone, limestone, travertine, and precious stone like onyx, rose quartz, etc.

• What is a river stone bathtub?
• What is a rock bathtub?
• How does a natural rock bathtub look?
• What are the benefits of having a natural rock tub?
• Do natural stone tubs elevate your home’s value?
• What are the pros and cons of a natural rock bathtub?
• Is a stone bathtub worth it?
• What makes a square bathtub special?

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• What is a river stone bathtub?

A river stone bathtub, or rock stone bathtub, is a bathtub carved out of certain types of sediment stones that accumulate naturally in riverbeds. These stones have been forged under pressure for millions of years and are some of the undisputed finest materials to craft artisan stone bathtubs, boasting both natural beauty and practical qualities.

• What is a rock bathtub?

All river stone bathtubs are rock bathtubs, but not all rock bathtubs are made of river stone! Natural rock bathtubs can get their materials from an abundance of places: typically mines dug into mountain sides rich in ancient mineral deposits. Natural rock bathtubs are some of the most durable and long-lasting bathtubs in the history of sculpture.

• How does a natural rock bathtub look?

In contrast to the very smooth and glossy look of tubs made of stone such as marble, natural freestanding rock bathtubs are rugged and dynamic, often featuring an unpolished exterior that is hardly changed from the moment the stone was lifted from the earth. Freestanding tubs on rocks invoke a natural hot spring deep in the mountains, and often only the interior is polished to a finish for full bathing comfort.

• What are the benefits of having a natural rock tub?

The biggest benefit of a freestanding stone bath is its tremendous natural sturdiness and its endless durability, capable of lasting generations. But even aside from this, freestanding stone baths are fantastic at retaining heat, keeping your bath hot for much longer, as well as its ease of repair and, of course, its natural earthy beauty.

• Do natural stone tubs elevate your home’s value?

Freestanding stone tubs boost the value of your home for reasons beyond mere cost in dollars. While these freestanding stone tubs do last generations, they can also be a challenge to install, and therefore even the freestanding ones are considered semi-permanent fixtures, meaning they come with the house after installation even if they are freestanding and technically able to be moved.

• What are the pros and cons of a natural rock bathtub?

While the pros of a freestanding stone bathtub are clear—strength, heat retention, physical beauty, endurance over time, and drastic appreciation of value over time—the cons must be considered as well while making your selection. The high cost of a freestanding stone bathtub are often coupled with the high cost of installation, which wraps up in the tub’s great weight and the difficulty of its transportation. Oftentimes the floor upon which the tub is installed will require bracing in order to comfortably hold its weight indefinitely.

• Is a stone bathtub worth it?

Ultimately, only you can decide if a natural rock bathtub is right for you and your specific needs. However, it will be hard to argue that the investment doesn’t yield significant returns, financially, artistically, and practically. Long-lasting hot baths and rising home values are both objective benefits that can be stated with cold, hard numbers… but that isn’t what typically attracts people to natural rock baths. The beauty of the bath, its hearkening back to nature and the ancient spirit of the mountains, its relaxing and carefree Zen nature: these are all benefits that change from person to person, from location to location, and, often, from day to day. Only you can decide if any particular rock bathtub is right for you.

A standard circular shape lends itself to the deceptively elegant design and beautiful style of this beautiful white granite bathtub. All of the best natural stone bathtubs are carved whole from real stone, and this round soaker tub is no exception, polished smooth with a perfect finish by master craftsmen. Spend an afternoon soaking casually in the tub’s wide shape and shallow depth—the perfect dimensions for relaxing in a hot bath under a window with the late sun streaming through

If you’re looking for something even more rugged, you couldn’t do much better than this powerful freestanding river stone bath. With a rim that dips and curls to match the volatile edges of its natural rocky exterior, this river stone tub is perhaps the most “natural” of the natural stone bathtubs. Take care when surrounding this piece with the rest of your bathroom designs and appliances: it may seem out of place if the rest of the room isn’t considered around it! But the results may be spectacular.

It may seem strange to think of a raw, natural stone as luxurious, but you’ll quickly understand when you see this breathtaking stone freestanding tub, made whole from real and natural rock. There’s plenty to set this design apart—the raw brown and red tones, the uncompromising artistry—but notice that it still features a comfortable sloping headrest in the traditional style, meaning that you don’t have to sacrifice comfort to feel at one with nature!

On the other end of the spectrum is this smooth, elegant bathtub made of carefully carved stone, polished to a finish like marble or granite might. What sets this freestanding tub apart from the others, however, is how the visual beauty of the ancient mountain rock is kept totally intact despite the careful shaping of the material for the bath. The result is a dazzling display of million-year-old deposit patterns that doesn’t sacrifice any comfort or convenience.

Gentle yet strong; simple yet dynamic. This freestanding stone block bathtub is an elegant and nuanced blend of the best of both worlds, as its straightforward silver hues swirl and churn around the infinite details of the rugged natural stone exterior. The river stone tub is a piece of the earth itself, polished to a mirror-like shine on the inside for comfortable bathing, but blending exterior and interior into a single beautiful silver-gray shape of earth.

A magnificent blend of natural ruggedness and careful craftsmanship, this freestanding stone bathtub has it all: a naturalistic rocky exterior, a glass-like smooth interior for comfortable bathing, a wide rim for convenient resting and toiletries, and a consistent and manageable shape that doesn’t get in the way of the natural stone aesthetic. In addition, this marriage of craggy naturalism and consistent geometry helps maintain the freestanding tub’s depth, allowing for total immersion into your luxurious soak.

Glistening like a gemstone, this river stone tub dazzles with gorgeous golden hues that shine like a prism across its natural stone surface. Freestanding tubs often showcase the beauty of their whole, hand-carved stone materials, but rarely have they ever looked quite like this. This gemstone of a freestanding block bath is wrought entirely from real river stone, but both inside and outside looks like precious metal with its purity of color and its shining texture.

Bursting with personality and inventiveness, this novel freestanding stone bathtub is a novel design that retains all of the essential elements of freestanding stone tubs while maintaining a distinct identity all of its own. The stand-out design feature here is the built-in cubby for soap next to the elevated faucet, allowing for ease of access even while you are in the deepest depths of your relaxing soak

Interesting form brings a familiar design to life, extending this freestanding stone bathtub into a form like a fantastical ship, lip extended into a plain of smooth polished river stone rock, the perfect perch for toiletries and soaps during a sumptuous hot bath. With all of the natural ruggedness and polished comfort you’d expect from a freestanding stone bathtub, this gem of a design stands out in the crowd with its inspired shape and unique proportions.

If you’re looking to make a big impression, look no further! This outstanding freestanding stone tub design shines and gleams like a gemstone, so beautiful and magnificent that it’s almost hard to believe it’s a fully functioning bathtub! This is one instance where we might not mind if the materials used aren’t fully genuine river stone: this stone tub design is looking to dazzle and impress, not necessarily harken back to the mountains. There is a time and place for everything, and it’s not hard to imagine the appropriate time for this amazing gemstone of a bathtub!