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WOODBRIDGE Cube 48 in. x 27.5 in. Acrylic Flat Bottom Soaking Bathtub with Reversible Drain in White with Brushed Nickel

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WOODBRIDGE Cube 48 in. x 27.5 in. Acrylic Flat Bottom Soaking Bathtub with Reversible Drain in White with Brushed Nickel48 in. compact acrylic soaking tub with reversible drain A deep Japanese style soaking tub designed for small bathrooms, crafted from high gloss Lucite acrylic reinforced with Ashland resin and fiberglass. The freestanding rectangular design includes a pre molded seat and matching brushed nickel drain and overflow for a clean, modern look. Key Features: Space Savvy Design: 48 in. L x 27. 5 in. W footprint maximizes comfort in compact bathrooms. Deep

48 in. compact acrylic soaking tub with reversible drain

A deep Japanese-style soaking tub designed for small bathrooms, crafted from high-gloss Lucite acrylic reinforced with Ashland resin and fiberglass. The freestanding rectangular design includes a pre-molded seat and matching brushed nickel drain and overflow for a clean, modern look.


Key Features:

  • Space-Savvy Design: 48 in. L x 27.5 in. W footprint maximizes comfort in compact bathrooms.
  • Deep Soak Comfort: Japanese-style depth with pre-molded seat supports full-body relaxation.
  • Durable Construction: 100% Lucite acrylic reinforced with Ashland resin & fiberglass resists stains and scratches.
  • Easy Maintenance: Enduraclean high-gloss surface stays bright with simple cleaning.
  • Complete Set: Includes brushed nickel pop-up drain and overflow; ICC-ES PMG listed.

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Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Bath Therapy Type Soaking
Color Family White
Color/Finish White with Brushed Nickel
Drain Location Reversible
Exterior Bath Shape Rectangular
Faucet Mount Floor
Freestanding Tub Style Double or Dual Ended
Included Drain, Overflow cover
Material Acrylic (Lucite), reinforced with Ashland resin & fiberglass
Maximum Number of Occupants 1 Person
Product Weight 88 lb
Tub Design Straight Top
Tub/Shower Features Predrilled Drain Holes, Predrilled Overflow Holes
Water Capacity 47 gallons
Certifications and Listings ICC-ES PMG Listed; CSA B45.5-17/IAPMO Z124-2017 compliant
Manufacturer Warranty 1-year limited
Overall Length 48 in.
Overall Width 27.5 in.
Overall Height 26 in.
Basin Length 10.625 in.
Basin Width 17.75 in.
Soaking Depth 22.875 in.
Reclining Angle 101°
Base Dimensions 36 7/8 in. L x 17 3/4 in. W

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Does this tub fit in small bathrooms?
A: Yes—its 48 in. x 27.5 in. dimensions and rectangular shape are designed to save space while offering a deep soak.


Q: What is the water capacity?
A: Approximately 47 gallons.


Q: Is the drain location fixed?
A: The drain is reversible, allowing flexible installation.


Q: What materials is the tub made from?
A: High-gloss white Lucite acrylic reinforced with Ashland resin and fiberglass.


Q: Is installation hardware included?
A: Package includes the acrylic tub, brushed nickel pop-up drain, brushed nickel overflow cover, and manuals.


Modern serenity in a compact silhouette

This petite, sculptural tub brings spa-level tranquility to tight spaces, its softly squared profile lending a calm, contemporary presence. The pre-molded seat is a subtle luxury, inviting an immersive soak without overwhelming the room. Style it with a floor-mounted filler and textured linens to accentuate its crisp geometry. A must-have piece for streamlined, indulgent bathing rituals.


Elevate your small bath with deep-soak comfort—add the WOODBRIDGE Cube to your cart today.

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