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Decina Baths and Spas

Decina are known for their breathtaking bath and spa collections. 

Freestanding Baths

Freestanding baths are the hero piece in your bathroom renovation and will make your bathroom feel more like a sanctuary. Giving your space an instant sense of luxury and relaxation, a freestanding bath tub is the way to go in almost any bathroom where space is available. If you are tight on space and still looking for a luxurious finish, try the back-to-wall freestanding baths that can be installed up against the rear wall. Freestanding baths are one of the most popular baths sold in Australia today.

Shower Baths

Shower baths are perfectly suited where space in your bathroom renovation is at a premium. Featuring extra wide widths and more grip in the base, these baths are ideal for standing and showering when an additional shower head is installed.

Steel Baths

Steel baths are known for quality and strength, being built to last. Quality Caroma steel baths are no exception, designed and crafted to out last your bathroom, these baths are the ultimate choice. The shell is a seamless rigid steel pressing, a strong durable material that won’t flex or bend so the shape is permanent with a non-porous, glass hard porcelain enamel finish which provides a hygienic, scratch and stain resistant surface.

Built In Baths

Built in baths or inset bath are perfect for almost any bathroom renovation design, from minimalist to family functional. Choose from either an island bath, which sits away from the wall in a tiled hob or a four tile flange bath which is installed right against the wall, with wall tiles covering the edge (flange). Built-in baths are also one of the most popular baths sold in Australia today

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a spa bath and how does it work?

A spa bath is a bathtub fitted with jets that pump pressurised water or air through nozzles in the bath walls to create a therapeutic massage effect. Water jets provide a deep-pressure massage, while air spa systems create a gentler, bubbling sensation. Some models combine both systems for a customisable experience.

Are spa baths hard to maintain?

Spa baths require more maintenance than standard baths. The jet system, pipes, and pump need to be cleaned regularly to prevent bacteria and biofilm buildup inside the plumbing. Most spa baths have a self-cleaning or purge cycle that should be run after each use. Using appropriate spa bath cleaning products (not standard bathroom cleaners) is essential for maintaining the internal pipework.

Do spa baths require special plumbing or electrical connections?

Yes. Spa baths require both standard plumbing connections (hot and cold water, waste) and a dedicated electrical connection for the pump and controls. This must be installed by a licensed electrician and plumber. The bath location must be accessible for the motor in case of maintenance or replacement. Discuss these requirements with your trades early in the planning process.

Are spa baths suitable for small bathrooms?

Most spa baths are built into alcove or corner configurations and are available in standard bath sizes (1500–1800mm), so they can fit in the same space as a regular built-in bath. However, the motor and pump require accessible housing, which may add to the spatial footprint. If a spa bath appeals to you but space is limited, a drop-in spa bath with a built-in surround is often the most compact option.

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