A freestanding bath is often the centrepiece of a bathroom — and one of the most expensive single fixtures in the home. When a freestanding bath chips or its surface deteriorates, professional repair or resurfacing is almost always the right answer. Removal and replacement of a freestanding bath is a major undertaking involving plumbing disconnection, floor repair and a significant spend on the new bath.

Types of Freestanding Bath We Repair

Acrylic freestanding baths — the most common type. Chips, cracks and surface scratches are all repairable. Full resurfacing restores a worn or discoloured acrylic freestanding bath to like-new condition.
Stone resin freestanding baths — dense composite material with a distinctive matte finish. Chips are repairable using specialist stone resin compounds.
Cast iron roll-top baths — the original freestanding bath. Enamel chip repair and full resurfacing. Cast iron baths are among the most repairable fixtures in the home.
Copper and stone baths — these specialist materials require individual assessment. Contact us with photos for advice.

Exterior of Freestanding Baths

The exterior of a freestanding bath — the outside of the shell — is also repairable. Chips on the exterior are particularly noticeable given the bath’s exposed position. Colour matching to the exterior paint or coating is straightforward in most cases.