WOODBRIDGE 54"Freestanding White Acylic Soaking Bathtub with Brushed Nickel Drain and Overflow,BTA1507 -B/N-Drain &O

Excellent price

I love this tub! I had a very small bathroom, and this tub fit perfectly. It was easy to install and wasn’t extremely heavy. It is nice and deep and plenty of room. It arrived within a week after ordering and installation was about an hour. I don’t have a single regret about this tub! Highly recommend.

This tub is amazing. I am a lil over 5’6, and a well fed girl. I can almost lay down it. This is my second Woodbridge tub, 🙄, only because I felt the 59 in. tub was too short.This tub is beautiful. Even though the drain is at the foot of the tub, and facing a different direction in my bathroom, my plumber did not have to move anything because the drain pipe is a flexible, plastic tube. The 59 in. tub had a center drain. To change the tubs out took about 45 minutes. The hard work is planning for the drain and installing a tub filler faucet if that is the route you take. Overall, I am very happy.Delivery was simple to schedule, and the company put the tub in my living room for me.

The drain stopper has a slow leak and the tub will not hold water. I tried to contact Amazon and they are willing to replace the order but the tub has been installed! I tried to contact Woodbridge to see if I could get a replacement drain stopper, but their website does not have parts. Overall not very satisfied with service.Hoping this review will get them to contact me back. The drain is like a $10 part.

This tub is perfect for laying back and relaxing. It was more narrow than I was used to but it fits one adult nicely. The tub was only 85 pounds so the contractor installed it easily upstairs. It’s one solid piece and a beautiful addition to our renovated bathroom. I love the asymmetrical look to it to. We paired it with the Woodbridge faucet and are very happy with the products.

It’s very solid. Not porcelain but it looks great. We didn’t want to spend a lot on something we rarely use.

I'm really happy with how the tub turned out. I stuffed some attic insulation in the sides and bottom and measured only 1°F drop in temperature after more than 20 minutes. The included plumbing was a joke, definitely don't use that. I used rigid ABS plumbing. The bottom of the drain has male 2 1/2 threads. Note, this was a DIY job, I am not a plumber.I had some trouble trying to stabilize it on the ground. I ended up putting the legs really short so that all the sides rested on the ground. I had to use shims on one side. I was concerned that just silicon caulk on the bottom wouldn't hold, but I tried it anyway and it seems to be pretty stable and secure.

I'm truly excited to use my new tub. I'm 5'9 and it gives me nice room!! I got the 67 inch.