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Copper Bathtubs — Freestanding, Clawfoot & Slipper Styles

A copper bathtub isn't a small purchase, so we keep this collection straightforward: 25 designs across freestanding, clawfoot, and double-slipper styles, in polished, hammered, and antique finishes. Sizes run from 49" to 71", so measure your bathroom space before you pick — a freestanding tub needs clearance on all sides, unlike a built-in unit.

Copper holds water heat noticeably longer than an acrylic or steel tub, which is the main practical reason people choose it over a standard bathtub. The trade-off is weight and price — these are heavier, costlier pieces, so they suit a proper renovation or a new-build bathroom rather than a quick swap.

Styles in This Collection

Freestanding Bathtubs

Standalone tubs that don't need wall support — the most flexible option for bathroom layout.

Clawfoot Bathtubs

Raised on decorative feet, a classic look suited to period-style or heritage bathrooms.

Double-Slipper Tubs

Raised at both ends, comfortable for two, and a cleaner look for contemporary bathrooms.

Hammered-Finish Tubs

Visible hand-hammered texture on the copper surface — no two pieces look quite the same.

Antique & Patina Finishes

A deliberately aged look, in tones like green patina or antique black, instead of bright copper.

Polished & Gold-Tone Tubs

A brighter, more reflective finish for a modern luxury bathroom.

Things to Check Before You Buy

Bathroom Floor Load

A filled copper bathtub is heavy — check with your contractor if it's an upper floor.

Doorway & Stairway Width

Confirm the tub can physically be carried in before ordering — measure doorways and turns.

Plumbing Compatibility

Freestanding tubs need floor-mounted or wall-mounted fittings — check with your plumber.

Gauge / Thickness

Listed as gauge (e.g. 16-gauge) on the product page — a lower gauge number means thicker copper.

Caring for a Copper Bathtub

  • Wipe dry after each use — standing water is the main cause of uneven tarnishing on copper.
  • Use a soft cloth with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner; avoid bleach or harsh acidic cleaners.
  • A light coat of copper- or beeswax-based sealant every few months helps maintain the finish, especially on polished tubs.
  • Antique and patina finishes need less maintenance — the aged look is meant to hold, not be polished away.

Craftsmanship

Each tub is hand-shaped and finished by copper artisans, which is why hammered and antique pieces show natural variation from one unit to the next. We check gauge thickness and seam quality on every piece before it's listed.

Complete the Look

Candle Holders

A few candle holders around the tub area for evening baths. Browse candle holders

Copper Sinks

Match the bathtub with a copper basin for a unified bathroom look. Browse copper sinks

Décor Lamps

Warm lighting near the tub area for a more relaxed bathing setup. Browse décor lamps

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you deliver copper bathtubs across India?

Yes, we deliver PAN India with shipping included on this collection — check estimated delivery time on the product page for your pin code.

Do these bathtubs come with installation hardware?

Most include the necessary fittings, but exact inclusions vary by model — check the individual product page.

How do I clean a copper bathtub without damaging the finish?

A soft cloth with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid bleach and harsh acidic cleaners on any finish.

Will the copper tarnish over time?

Some natural tarnishing happens with age and moisture — normal for real copper. Regular drying and occasional sealant keep it consistent.

What sizes are available for a standard Indian bathroom?

Sizes range from 49" to 71" — measure your bathroom's clear floor space before choosing a freestanding size.

Find the Right Copper Bathtub

25 handpicked designs, free PAN-India shipping, and easy 7-day returns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What material are premium bathtubs made of?

They are crafted from high-quality copper for durability, rust resistance, and a luxurious finish.

Are copper bathtubs suitable for regular use?

Yes, these bathtubs are designed for everyday use and built to last with proper care.

How do I clean a copper bathtub?

Use a soft cloth and mild cleaner; avoid harsh chemicals to maintain the copper finish.

Do copper bathtubs come with installation hardware?

Most bathtubs include necessary fittings; installation details vary by model.