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Bathtubs for Every Australian Bathroom

Freestanding, back-to-wall, corner and drop-in bathtubs in acrylic and composite stone, sized for standard Australian alcoves and dispatched from local warehouses.

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1400mm left corner back-to-wall bathtub in gloss white, no overflow Ovia freestanding bathtub in matt white, 1200mm, no overflow Balmoral Hampton freestanding bathtub in gloss white, 1700mm

Why choose Bathtubs from Lamex

  • 241 bathtubs in stock across freestanding, back-to-wall, corner, drop-in and clawfoot styles
  • Acrylic and composite stone constructions built to Australian bathroom standards
  • Gloss and matte finishes in white, black and select custom colours
  • Sizes from compact 1200mm tubs to full-length 1800mm options
  • Trade and retail pricing available on the same range
  • Dispatched from Australian warehouses, no overseas freight wait

How to choose the right bathtub

Start with the space you have. Measure the alcove or wall run where the bath will sit, and check the door swing and any fixed plumbing points before settling on a length. Freestanding tubs need clearance on all sides plus room for a floor-mounted or wall-mounted tap, while back-to-wall and corner tubs are built to close off against existing walls, which usually makes them the more space-efficient choice in a renovation rather than a new build.

Next, decide on material. Acrylic bathtubs are lighter, easier to carry into tight spaces, and generally the more budget-friendly option, while still holding heat reasonably well. Composite stone tubs are heavier, need stronger floor support in some installations, and hold water temperature for longer, with a solid, matte finish that reads differently to gloss acrylic. Overflow and waste position also matter: check that any tapware or waste kit you're pairing the bath with matches its overflow configuration before you order either piece.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a freestanding and a back-to-wall bathtub?
A freestanding bathtub stands clear of the walls and is finished on all sides, so it works as a feature piece in an open layout. A back-to-wall bathtub has one unfinished side that sits flush against a wall or bulkhead, which saves floor space and suits smaller bathrooms.
What size bathtub fits a standard Australian bathroom?
Most Australian bathrooms use a 1500mm to 1700mm bathtub, which is the standard alcove length in older homes. Smaller ensuites or apartments often use 1200mm to 1400mm tubs, while 1800mm options suit larger master bathrooms.
Are Lamex bathtubs made from acrylic or stone?
Lamex stocks both. Acrylic bathtubs are lightweight, warm to the touch and more affordable. Composite stone bathtubs are heavier, hold heat longer and have a matte, solid-surface look, at a higher price point.

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