Oval Freestanding Bath 1500 / 1700 mm - Matte White

Bath sizes vary by style and manufacturer, but common bath lengths in Australia range from approximately 1500mm to 1700mm. Compact models may be shorter, ranging from around 1000mm to 1400mm, while larger freestanding baths can reach 1800mm or more.

Always compare the overall external dimensions with the internal bathing space. Two baths with the same overall length can feel quite different inside because of the backrest angle, rim thickness and internal shape.

For a smaller bathroom, compact bath models ranging from around 1000mm to 1400mm may be worth considering, depending on the bath style and supplier. Back-to-wall and corner baths can also make efficient use of space because they sit neatly against one or more walls.

Measure the full footprint and check nearby doors, vanities, toilets and shower screens before choosing. If you are unsure, send us your floor plan, bathroom photo or measurements and we can help narrow down suitable options.

A bath overflow provides an additional drainage point near the top of the bath and can help reduce the risk of accidental overfilling. Many modern baths now feature an integrated overflow for a cleaner and more streamlined appearance.

Always check the individual product specification because overflow design and waste requirements vary between models.

The bath waste is generally sold separately, as different installations may require different waste types, finishes and connection options, including wastes with or without a flexible connector or overflow.

Please check the individual product description or ask our team before ordering. If a specific waste is required, we can help you identify a compatible option.

Yes. The bath waste position can affect how easily the bath connects to the existing or proposed floor waste and plumbing.

Depending on the location of the bath outlet and the floor waste, your plumber may be able to connect directly or may require a suitable flexible connector or additional plumbing adjustment. Check the technical drawing and confirm the set-out with your plumber before installation.

In many cases, yes, but it depends on the position of the bath outlet, the existing floor waste and the available clearance underneath the bath. A direct connection may be possible, or your plumber may require a suitable connector, flexible connector or plumbing adjustment.

We recommend checking the bath technical drawing and confirming the proposed connection with your plumber before installation.

Most freestanding, back-to-wall and corner baths have some clearance underneath the bath for the waste and plumbing connection, but the amount of working space varies by model, support frame, leg position and bath design.

A plumber may be able to use a suitable waste connector or flexible connector where appropriate, particularly when the bath outlet and floor waste are not perfectly aligned. Always check the technical drawing and the actual underside of the bath, and have your plumber confirm the proposed connection method before final installation.

Many baths commonly use a 40mm bath waste, but the required waste type can vary between models and overflow systems.

Always check the product specification and confirm the connection requirements with your plumber before purchasing a waste. Where the floor waste and bath outlet do not align directly, additional connection components, plumbing adjustments, or changes to the floor waste position may be required.

Where practical, yes. Having the actual bath onsite before final plumbing, waterproofing and tiling allows your tradesperson to confirm the real product dimensions, waste position, underside clearance and installation requirements.

Technical drawings are useful for planning, but small manufacturing tolerances can occur. Final plumbing and installation decisions should be checked against the actual product.

Check three things: installation type, spout reach and finish. The spout must project far enough over the bath rim so that water falls comfortably into the bath, and it must suit the planned wall-mounted, hob-mounted or freestanding installation.

Also consider how the finish coordinates with your mixer, shower and accessories. If you are unsure, send us the bath model or bathroom layout and we can help you check suitable options.

Many freestanding and back-to-wall baths include adjustable feet or support legs that allow minor levelling adjustments during installation. However, the adjustment range and construction vary by model.

The finished floor should still be properly prepared and suitable for installation. Check the individual bath specification and have your installer confirm the final level and support.

Many acrylic baths include an underside support structure, frame and/or adjustable support legs, but construction varies between models.

Please refer to the individual product specification or contact our team if you need confirmation about the support system before ordering or installation.

Yes. Melbourne Bathroom Shop offers delivery for baths and other bulky bathroom products across Melbourne metro areas.

If you are ordering a vanity, toilet, shower screen, tapware or other products at the same time, ask us about combining them into one delivery. Delivery charges depend on the suburb, order size and access conditions.

Yes. If you are purchasing several products for the same bathroom or project, ask our team about available package pricing.

You can send us your shopping list, quotation, floor plan or bathroom photos and we can help combine suitable baths, vanities, toilets, shower screens, tapware and accessories into a more complete solution.

Start with your available space and bathroom layout, then compare bath type, external and internal dimensions, comfort, plumbing and waste position, tapware location, material and how the bath will be used.

For a step-by-step explanation, visit our Complete Bath Buying Guide. If you are still unsure, send us your bathroom floor plan, photo or measurements and our team can help narrow down suitable options.