Grey Marble Bathtub 180X90x60cm

Products/Project Information

Natural stone bathtubs are a luxurious and stylish way to add a touch of elegance to your bathroom.
They are made from a variety of different stones, including marble, riverstone and petrified wood.
Each type of stone has its own unique properties and benefits.

Type/ shape of bathtub

Oval

Material Information

They are made from a variety of different stones, including marble, Riverstone and Petrified Wood

Stock Information

Production based on Purchae Order receveid

Packing Details

ISPM 15 WOODEN CRATE EXPORT STANDARD PACKING

Each Bathtub is packaged for export with great care to ensure they arrive destination undamaged.
Fumigated wooden crate pallet is used in the packaging of our products.
Before packaging, Bathtubs are cleaned to remove any dirt or debris that could damage the surface during shipping.
The crates securely closed and nailed shut to prevent the bathtubs from shifting or falling during transport.
To further protect the bathtubs, packing materials such as foam or crumpled paper may be added to fill any empty spaces within the crate.

Shipping Details

Using : 20 FCL ( Full Container Load ) or LCL ( Less Container Load )

Shipping Port: Tanjung Peralk Port Indonesia
Approximate shipping time after payment is to 30 days.
Shipping fee is paid by the buyer and added to the total price.

Payment Details

Advanced Remitance s required

Maintenance Informations

Cleaning Natural Stone Bathtub requires regular maintenance to keep them looking their best. Here are some general steps to clean the bathtubs:

1. Remove debris: Begin by removing any leaves, dirt, or other debris from the surface of the travertine. Use a broom, leaf blower, or a soft-bristle brush to sweep away loose particles.

2. Rinse with water: Use a garden hose or pressure washer on a low setting to rinse the travertine surfaces with water. This will help remove any loose dirt and prepare the stone for cleaning.

3. Prepare a cleaning solution: Mix a mild, pH-neutral stone cleaner with water according to the manufacturer's instructions. Avoid using acidic or abrasive cleaners as they can damage the travertine. Test the cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area of the travertine to ensure it doesn't cause any adverse reactions.

4. Apply the cleaning solution: Use a sponge, soft brush, or a mop to apply the cleaning solution to the bathtubs surfaces. Work in small sections to ensure thorough coverage. Allow the solution to sit for a few minutes to penetrate and loosen any dirt or stains.

5. Scrub gently: Use a soft-bristle brush or a non-abrasive scrub pad to gently scrub the travertine surfaces. Focus on any stained or heavily soiled areas. Avoid applying excessive pressure to prevent scratching the stone.

6. Rinse thoroughly: Once you have scrubbed the travertine, thoroughly rinse the surfaces with clean water to remove the cleaning solution and any loosened dirt. Ensure that all traces of the cleaning solution are completely removed.

7. Dry the surfaces: Use a clean towel or allow the travertine to air dry. Avoid leaving the stone to air dry if it's exposed to direct sunlight, as this can result in streaks or water spots. Use a soft cloth to buff the surfaces if necessary.