The Calyx deep soaking bath is the minimalist version of two of the company s most popular Japanese-style tubs the Nirvana and Imersa. There are two sizes available, which differ in both length and width.
Introduced in response to numerous customer demands for a Minimalist soaking tub, the two Calyx luxury baths were launched in 2010. Important developments include their simple lines, which respond to an increasing consumer trend towards minimalist styling, and the optimisation of internal space. The new design preserves the classical deep soaking characteristics of the traditional Japanese ofuro tub but yields an increase in internal bowl size of nearly 30% when compared to the Imersa.
The Calyx deep soaking bath tub requires much less water to fill than a conventionally shaped bath (just 177 litres / 47 U.S. gallons for the smaller model) and it takes up significantly less floor space. In it, the bather is submerged to the upper chest and is able to sit comfortably in a relaxed posture.
The Calyx may be fitted with panels and used freestanding, or it can be sunk into the floor or into a raised deck. It has lower sides than the Nirvana or the Imersa but it is also made with a lower seat so the effective depth of water for a seated bather is the same. Its reduced overall height means that a step is optional rather than required.
In whatever form it is used, the Calyx deep soaking bath is highly versatile: it adds a touch of luxury to even small bathrooms and it is compatible with shower screens and overhead showers.
Please note that these product properties are not a replacement for the manufacturer's literature and it is always recommended that Cabuchon Bathforms is consulted before specifying.
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