Hi!
We are considering a Villeroy & Boch Squaro Edge 12 Combipool Invisible. Until now, I have always ruled out whirlpools because I find the metallic jet design terrible for a bathtub. However, I find this Invisible technology from Villeroy & Boch very clever, and so I can now imagine having a tub like this.
Is there anyone here with experience using one of these bathtubs? It is quite expensive, and trying it out before buying is probably not possible.
We are considering a Villeroy & Boch Squaro Edge 12 Combipool Invisible. Until now, I have always ruled out whirlpools because I find the metallic jet design terrible for a bathtub. However, I find this Invisible technology from Villeroy & Boch very clever, and so I can now imagine having a tub like this.
Is there anyone here with experience using one of these bathtubs? It is quite expensive, and trying it out before buying is probably not possible.
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R.Hotzenplotz10 Oct 2017 08:39RobsonMKK schrieb:
Well, with an air-injected rain shower, everything else doesn’t really make sense.It uses 26 liters per minute (7 gallons per minute). I’m not sure if you’d always want to shower with that volume. I also have a handheld shower and a separate waterfall feature.
At the bathtub, that wouldn’t matter. But that issue doesn’t arise there.
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R.Hotzenplotz10 Oct 2017 10:34RobsonMKK schrieb:
And as I said, with such a large showerhead like the Rainshower, a high flow rate is reasonable.The Rainshower itself is fine. But what about the handheld shower? Don’t you want to control the flow when you use it instead of the large Rainshower?
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R.Hotzenplotz10 Oct 2017 10:57RobsonMKK schrieb:
I would never shower with the handheld showerhead; it’s meant for rinsing off.
And to be honest, for me it’s just water on/water off, even with a thermostatic mixer.Ok, good to know.