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Ceramic Japanese Soaking Tubs

by Justin on March 21, 2006

in Baths, Hot Tubs & Spas

aquapalusa-tubs-and-spouts.jpgA company called Aquapal imports these authentic tubs from Shigaraki region of Japan. The tubs are hand-made ceramic sculptures. The clay and titanium oxide composition are naturally antibacterial. There are no prices posted on the Aquapal web site, the company says can call for custom pricing.

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David D March 21, 2006 at 3:34 pm

No doubt soaking is therapeutic, but the prices of mosts tubs are outrageous! It’s just meant to hold some hot water, for goodness sake.

Fortunately you can use a stock tank, which is just a big, plastic tub used to water livestock. A 2′x2′x5′ is under $200.00 at my local feed store.

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Blair July 19, 2006 at 9:06 am

You can make a wooden ofuro out of old pine table tops cut and screwed together, sealed with caulk and waterproofed with hot tub sealant.

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rob March 3, 2009 at 3:31 am

A Note About Pricing:

As could be expected from items that are hand crafted in Japan, they are not cheap.The wash basins list prices range from $750 to $1600.And the soaking tubs prices start at just under $10,000 and increase based on the size.Please contact us or your local showroom for specific pricing.

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