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VTAXL73 Freestanding 73" Extra Wide Air Jetted Bathtub
 
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Your Price: $2,645.00



Availability:: Ships in 2 to 3 Weeks
Product Code: VTAXL73


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SanSiro VTAXL73 73" Heated Air Jetted Double Ended Extra Wide Tub with Drain
Ready to plug in to a 15 amp 110 v GFCI


This is a fabulous heated air jetted acrylic bathtub with ozone sanitizing in our SanSiro range. It incorporates a 'new for 2023 Silent Sound' air blower that runs at 70 decibels (sound of a normal conversation). You hear the bubbles, not the blower.

The blower is remote control activated with variable speed options for total enjoyment.
When you purchase a SanSiro tub, you will have the choice of six different drain and overflow finishes at no additional costs.

This tub is ready for you to slip into and just sit back and relax. The twelve individual flat face air injectors on the floor of the tub will bubble up around your back and leg areas, soothingly caressing your skin as they rise.

Each SanSiro air tub has a
heated blower that increases the ambient temperature of the bubbles by 15 to 20 degrees within a period of around 2 minutes. Switching the air jetting on before entering the tub can be a good idea. While the air is heated, it can still feel slightly cool when the bubbles first touch the skin. The sensation still feels fabulous.

Your new heated air jetted tub is fitted with ozone sanitizing but to maintain hygiene in the air pipes, every time you take a bath and drain the water, engage the blower for about 10 seconds to purge all residual water in the lines.

For additional tub strength, the reinforced bottom and sides of the tub are specially fiberglass and resin coated. The air cavity between the inner and outer shells acts as a superbly efficient, natural heat loss barrier. You should note, we have conducted tests with a foam filled cavity instead of air and there is no improvement on heat retention.

We look forward to hearing from you.