Bette BETTESPACE S Built-in steel bathtub

BetteSpace S is the most space-saving version in the collection.‎ Like the others, this bath is a bather-friendly 170 cm long.‎ However, measuring 75 cm wide on the lying side and 60 cm along the foot end, it also fully utilises every centimetre of the available space in small and medium-sized bathrooms.‎ There is plenty of room for one person to enjoy complete bathing fun, and with a depth of 42 cm it is also ideal for comfortable immersion.‎ BetteSpace is a new bath collection in glazed titanium steel that makes intelligent use of the space in small and medium-sized bathrooms.‎ It uses trapezoid geometries to make the optimum use of the available space whilst also offering the highest bathing comfort.‎ There are three versions to choose from to suit user preferences and the available space: the space-saving BetteSpace S, the bath/shower combination BetteSpace M and the two-seater BetteSpace L.‎ All come with a thirty year warranty.‎ The design of the baths is the work of the German design studio Tesseraux + Partner, which has developed an optimised shape for BetteSpace.‎ The base is a rectangular trapeze, which saves precious space in the bathroom.‎ The baths also all have a wide back for comfortable sitting and a generous lying area of 170 cm in length.‎ This is perfect for an extra-long bath and allows even tall people to immerse themselves and forget about the outside world.‎   What is typical of all three BetteSpace baths by Bette is the high manufacturing quality used to form the glazed titanium steel.‎ Gentle angles and corner radii where the body snuggles against the tub while bathing, and defined edges and corners where clever integration in the room aesthetic is important.‎ The glazed titanium steel itself is extremely robust and durable with a skin-friendly surface that retains warmth and is also extremely easy to look after.‎ And what could be better at the end of the day than enjoying a romantic soak in the tub with bath oils and candles all around without having to worry about BetteSpace coming to any harm?