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Bathtub in Singapore

A bathtub is a real upgrade in a Singapore condo or landed bathroom, whether you want a built-in soak or a standalone centrepiece. SparkFlow supplies bathtubs from Bacera, Duravit, KNIEF and Axent, from $360 up to around $9,054, including built-in and freestanding styles. As an install item, we don't just drop it off; our plumbers handle positioning, sealing and connecting to your waste and overflow. Tubs need the right space and drainage, so message us on WhatsApp and we'll check fit before quoting.

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View BT6086 Built-In Bathtub
BT6086 Built-In Bathtub

Bacera

BT6086 Built-In Bathtub

Built-in acrylic bathtub · 1200/1300mm · sanitary-grade acrylic

from$360
View Sheldon Built-In Bathtub
Sheldon Built-In Bathtub

Bacera

Sheldon Built-In Bathtub

Built-in acrylic bathtub · 700mm wide · lengths from 1300 to 1700mm

from$392
View BT6089 Built-In Bathtub
BT6089 Built-In Bathtub

Bacera

BT6089 Built-In Bathtub

Built-in acrylic bathtub · 750mm wide · lengths from 1400 to 1700mm

from$397
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Bathtub — common questions

Do you install bathtubs or only supply them?
We do both. We supply the tub and our plumbers position, seal and connect it to your drainage and water. Because tubs vary, installation is quoted after we understand your bathroom layout.
Which bathtub brands do you carry?
Our range covers Bacera, Duravit, KNIEF and Axent, spanning built-in and freestanding designs in pressed steel and acrylic-style constructions.
Can a bathtub fit in an HDB bathroom?
HDB bathrooms are usually compact, so a bathtub is tight but sometimes possible with a smaller built-in model. Condo and landed bathrooms have more room for freestanding tubs. Send us your measurements on WhatsApp and we'll tell you honestly what fits.
How much does a bathtub cost?
Bathtubs start from $360 and go up to around $9,054 depending on brand, size and whether it's built-in or freestanding. Installation, including any waterproofing or drainage work, is quoted separately.
What's the difference between built-in and freestanding?
Built-in tubs sit against walls or in a recess and need tiling or panelling around them, which suits tighter spaces. Freestanding tubs stand alone as a feature and need clear floor space and accessible plumbing. We'll advise which works for your bathroom.