Freestanding Bathtubs Burlington

Freestanding Bathtubs in Burlington

Most Burlington bathrooms — downtown condos and Millcroft two-storeys — were built around an alcove tub. Swapping it for a freestanding soaker is the single biggest visual upgrade a renovation can make, and it needs less wall than people expect: a 63" tub fits comfortably in a 5' × 8' room. This page collects the freestanding bathtubs we ship to Aldershot, downtown Burlington, Millcroft, Alton Village and the Orchard.

Filler, drain and floor

A freestanding tub needs a floor-mount tub filler (see our freestanding bathtub faucets from Kodaen and Lauretta) and a drain rough-in positioned for the tub's outlet — your plumber sets both before the floor is finished. Acrylic tubs weigh far less than cast iron, so standard Burlington floor joists carry them full without reinforcement.

Delivery across Burlington

We deliver freestanding bathtubs to Aldershot, downtown Burlington, Millcroft, Alton Village and the Orchard, and everywhere else in Burlington. Tubs ship crated by freight with curbside delivery; most orders arrive within 3–7 business days. Every freestanding tub is over $600, so shipping is free in Ontario.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delivery take to Burlington?

Most freestanding bathtub orders to Burlington arrive within 3–7 business days. Tubs ship crated by freight with curbside delivery — plan for two people to carry it inside. Shipping is free in Ontario.

What else do I need to buy?

A floor-mount tub filler and a drain kit. The filler is sold separately in our tub faucets collection; the drain rough-in and supply lines are set by your plumber before the finished floor goes down.

Does a freestanding tub need a reinforced floor?

Not for acrylic. A filled 63-inch acrylic tub with a bather weighs about the same as a standard alcove tub. Cast-iron tubs are the ones that need reinforcement — ours are acrylic.

How much space do I need around the tub?

Leave 4–6 inches between the tub and any wall so you can clean behind it, and check that the floor-mount filler has room on the side you want it. A 63-inch tub fits a 5 by 8 foot bathroom.