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The latest status symbol: a teak bathtub
If you think you have seen the ultimate in rich, luxurious living, you haven't seen a teakwood bathtub.
Handcrafted of 150 pieces of teak, like a magnificent piece of inlay, the indoor designer tub has a starburst pattern in the bottom and a choice of strip or starburst pattern on the rim. Three styles of splash rails allow it to be used sunken or raised, surrounded on one, two, three or zero sides.
Polyurethane coating protects the wood while giving it additional luster and color. Fiberglass sheathing on the outside adds structural strength and insulates to keep the bathwater hot. Recessed main drains and overflows are pre-drilled for fittings of the owner's choice. Optional is a pre-plumbed recirculating system which includes four brushed brass therapy jets and a brushed brass suction drain.
The tub also is available in oak or exotic hardwoods. AlPine oak and eucalyptus are offered for those on a lower budget. Shower fanciers can select a handcrafted teakwood or white oak shower floor with polished brass or A carat gold plated drains.
This is available in any size with a side or center drain. An indoor/outdoor hardwood 80" spa comes standard with five 14 carat gold hydro therapy jets. It is available in the same woods as the bathtub.
According to the manufacturer, Peregrine Industries, Inc. of California, located in San Rafael, this is the only wooden bathtub permitted by building codes in the United States. They offer a two year structural warranty on all products.
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Tubs or showers . inlald design.. waterproof coating. meets building codes.