TAWA – Pure Relaxation in the Bathtub
Pleasant warmth relaxes the limbs, while beguiling fragrances pamper the senses. Enjoy a bath in your own bathroom and relax in a moment of peace and regeneration. Taking a luxury bath is certainly one of the best ways to escape our everyday lives! So why not treat yourself to a little spa feeling in warm water with Tawa.
With its slim rim design and combination of organic and geometric shapes, the new Tawa sanitary acrylic bathtub looks minimalist yet comfortable. Its ergonomically designed back section offers maximum reclining comfort.
Tawa – The Ultimate in Relaxation
This is pure relaxation in the bathtub. The beautifully soft and stylish design of Tawa can be combined with all geometric Bathroom Series. An easy and fast installation is guaranteed thanks to the Geberit leg set.
Furthermore, the Tawa bathtub is made of sanitary acrylic, which immediately feels warm and soft, unlike its steel counterparts. The Tawa bathtub, therefore, stands out due to its elegant and sleek design.
Go on – create the bathroom of your dreams where every luxury becomes a possibility.
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