Solid Surface Bathtub for Intercontinental Hotel

The Solid Surface Bathtub for Intercontinental Hotel is a masterpiece of contemporary craftsmanship, crafted to complement the hotel’s sophisticated coastal ambiance. Made from premium, non-porous solid surface material, this freestanding bathtub features a sleek, oval design with a glossy white finish that exudes purity and luxury. Measuring approximately 1700mm in length, 750mm in width, and 550mm in height, it offers ample space for a relaxing soak with a stunning view of the surrounding hills and ocean, as showcased in the hotel’s elegant guest rooms. The bathtub is supported by a minimalist base, seamlessly integrated into a modern bathroom with dark tiled floors, a wall-mounted vanity, and large floor-to-ceiling windows.

Designed for durability and easy maintenance, the solid surface material resists stains, scratches, and moisture, making it ideal for high-traffic hotel environments. Its smooth, seamless construction ensures hygiene and effortless cleaning, aligning with the Intercontinental’s commitment to luxury and guest satisfaction. The bathtub’s production is showcased in a state-of-the-art facility, with multiple units prepared for shipment in sturdy wooden crates, reflecting the product’s global quality standards. Perfect for luxury hotel renovations or new builds, this bathtub enhances the serene, tropical vibe of the Intercontinental Hotel, set against a backdrop of pristine beaches and lush landscapes.

Material: High-quality solid surface (acrylic or polyester resin with natural minerals), non-porous and silica-free.

• Durability: Impact-resistant, repairable with minor surface damage, and resistant to chemicals and UV fading.
• Compliance: Meets international hospitality standards (e.g., ISO 9001, ASTM E84 for fire safety) and Malaysian building regulations.
• Minimalist Design: The lack of ornate patterns emphasizes clean lines and modern simplicity, aligning with the Intercontinental’s upscale yet understated style.
• Inspiration: The design draws from the natural beauty of Pulau Pinang’s coastline, with its smooth, wave-like contours reflecting the ocean’s influence, tailored to the hotel’s opening in 2025.