Cambridge Plumbing’s 66-inch Double Ended Slipper tub combines a stunning hand-painted finish with deep-soaking comfort, offering the look of copper at a fraction of the.
Material
Cast iron
Cast Iron
Durable construction
Double Ended
Shared bathing
Hand-Painted
Elegant appearance
Deep Soaking
Immersive comfort
Cambridge Plumbing’s 66-inch Double Ended Slipper tub combines a stunning hand-painted finish with deep-soaking comfort, offering the look of copper at a fraction of the cost for a luxurious bathroom retreat.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
MaterialPrimary material used in the bathtub's construction | Cast iron |
FinishSurface finish of the bathtub material | Hand-painted Faux Copper |
| SKU | DE67-DH-ORB-CB |
| GTIN | 633131612790 |
Common materials include acrylic, fiberglass, cast iron, and stone resin. Acrylic is lightweight and affordable, while cast iron is durable and retains heat well.
Measure your space and consider how the tub will be used. Standard bathtubs are about 60 inches long, but deeper soaking tubs and large freestanding tubs are also popular.
Some types like freestanding tubs are easier to install, while others like drop-in or alcove bathtubs may require more professional plumbing and framing.
Yes, many models include features like armrests, ergonomic shaping, lumbar support, hydrotherapy jets, or LED lighting for a spa-like experience.
Heavy tubs like cast iron or stone resin may require reinforced flooring. Always check the tub’s weight (especially when filled) and consult a contractor if unsure.
Yes, many alcove and drop-in bathtubs are designed for shower integration. Make sure the tub is compatible with a surround or curtain and has a flat bottom surface.
Jetted tubs use water jets for deep massage, while air tubs use streams of air for a gentler, full-body sensation. Some tubs offer a combination of both.
Standard tubs don’t use power, but jetted tubs and whirlpools do. Consider insulation, heat-retention materials, and energy-efficient motors when comparing models.
Yes, but it depends on the weight of the tub and your floor’s load-bearing capacity. Heavy tubs may require structural reinforcement.
With proper maintenance, acrylic and fiberglass tubs can last 10–15 years, while cast iron and solid surface tubs can last 30 years or more.
Because items like our saunas, bathtubs, and vanities are large, high-value items, we ship them securely on pallets via specialized LTL freight carriers. Standard freight shipping (including curbside delivery) is completely free for all orders over $1,000. Shipping costs for orders under $1,000 are automatically calculated at checkout.
As soon as your order is placed, our fulfillment team securely packages your heavy items onto a pallet for warehouse pickup within 1 to 3 days. Transit to your local freight terminal usually takes up to day 8, with final delivery to your home typically occurring between days 5 and 10.
No surprise drop-offs. Freight deliveries require your presence. Once your shipment reaches the local freight terminal nearest to your home, the carrier will call you directly to schedule a mandatory delivery date and time window. Your large items will not be delivered until this appointment is confirmed.
On the scheduled day, the driver will use a liftgate to safely lower your items off the truck. Standard freight includes curbside delivery only. The shipment will be placed on your driveway or property line as safely as possible. Please note: Drivers are not authorized to unpack, assemble, or move heavy items into your home, bathroom, or backyard.
Our quality assurance team ensures your products leave our warehouse in perfect condition, but it is critical that you visually inspect the boxes, shrink wrap, and pallets before signing the delivery receipt. If you see any visible signs of damage, you must write "DAMAGED" clearly on the receipt, take clear photos, and email them to hello@goforbath.com immediately so our Customer Experience team can step in and handle the claim and resolution for you.
For complete details, please view our full shipping policy.
Cambridge Plumbing’s 66-inch Double Ended Slipper tub combines a stunning hand-painted finish with deep-soaking comfort, offering the look of copper at a fraction of the cost for a luxurious bathroom retreat.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
MaterialPrimary material used in the bathtub's construction | Cast iron |
FinishSurface finish of the bathtub material | Hand-painted Faux Copper |
| SKU | DE67-DH-ORB-CB |
| GTIN | 633131612790 |
Common materials include acrylic, fiberglass, cast iron, and stone resin. Acrylic is lightweight and affordable, while cast iron is durable and retains heat well.
Measure your space and consider how the tub will be used. Standard bathtubs are about 60 inches long, but deeper soaking tubs and large freestanding tubs are also popular.
Some types like freestanding tubs are easier to install, while others like drop-in or alcove bathtubs may require more professional plumbing and framing.
Yes, many models include features like armrests, ergonomic shaping, lumbar support, hydrotherapy jets, or LED lighting for a spa-like experience.
Heavy tubs like cast iron or stone resin may require reinforced flooring. Always check the tub’s weight (especially when filled) and consult a contractor if unsure.
Yes, many alcove and drop-in bathtubs are designed for shower integration. Make sure the tub is compatible with a surround or curtain and has a flat bottom surface.
Jetted tubs use water jets for deep massage, while air tubs use streams of air for a gentler, full-body sensation. Some tubs offer a combination of both.
Standard tubs don’t use power, but jetted tubs and whirlpools do. Consider insulation, heat-retention materials, and energy-efficient motors when comparing models.
Yes, but it depends on the weight of the tub and your floor’s load-bearing capacity. Heavy tubs may require structural reinforcement.
With proper maintenance, acrylic and fiberglass tubs can last 10–15 years, while cast iron and solid surface tubs can last 30 years or more.
Because items like our saunas, bathtubs, and vanities are large, high-value items, we ship them securely on pallets via specialized LTL freight carriers. Standard freight shipping (including curbside delivery) is completely free for all orders over $1,000. Shipping costs for orders under $1,000 are automatically calculated at checkout.
As soon as your order is placed, our fulfillment team securely packages your heavy items onto a pallet for warehouse pickup within 1 to 3 days. Transit to your local freight terminal usually takes up to day 8, with final delivery to your home typically occurring between days 5 and 10.
No surprise drop-offs. Freight deliveries require your presence. Once your shipment reaches the local freight terminal nearest to your home, the carrier will call you directly to schedule a mandatory delivery date and time window. Your large items will not be delivered until this appointment is confirmed.
On the scheduled day, the driver will use a liftgate to safely lower your items off the truck. Standard freight includes curbside delivery only. The shipment will be placed on your driveway or property line as safely as possible. Please note: Drivers are not authorized to unpack, assemble, or move heavy items into your home, bathroom, or backyard.
Our quality assurance team ensures your products leave our warehouse in perfect condition, but it is critical that you visually inspect the boxes, shrink wrap, and pallets before signing the delivery receipt. If you see any visible signs of damage, you must write "DAMAGED" clearly on the receipt, take clear photos, and email them to hello@goforbath.com immediately so our Customer Experience team can step in and handle the claim and resolution for you.
For complete details, please view our full shipping policy.
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