A Unique Wooden Bathtub

Beautiful, elegant, luxurious. Bathtubs made of wood are not new but a feast for the eyes in every bathroom. Cubic or curved, oak or wenge, free-standing or wall-mounted - there is a matching wooden bathtub for every bathroom.

The Swiss manufacturer "aLEGNA" has specialised in the construction of wooden bathtubs. Their experience in yacht building enables them to produce unique pieces that are second to none.

Pure Relaxation: The Laguna SPA Wooden Bathtub

The free-standing, elegant wooden bathtub offers the unique advantage that it can be filled to the brim with water. Due to the double-walled construction, the water runs off through the stones. The stones are therefore more than a beautiful eye-catcher. So also the neck is surrounded by warm water - perfect to recover from an exhausting day.

The Elegant One: Laguna PEARL

Freestanding, like the "laguna SPA" but without stones - this is the "laguna PEARL". Simple and elegant - a real gem in any room.

The Flexible: Laguna Basic

It can be integrated into any existing bathroom and simply replaces your traditional bathtub. Each bathtub of this type is also available as a Jacuzzi and its modular structure allows for a wide range of design options. As with a traditional bathtub, the wooden bathtub is made of one piece. Nothing stands in the way of your bathing pleasure.

Your Choice

The bathtubs can be made of all kinds of wood. The permanent stock includes Wenge, Walnut, Mahogany, Pear, Iroko and Oak. If, however, you wish to order a different type of wood, it can be ordered at any time. aLEGNA states that it only uses certified wood from controlled extraction, which is linked to reforestation. So you can enjoy your bath with a clear conscience.

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