Japanese Baths/Soaking Tub

Freestanding, back-to-wall and corner Japanese soaking bath in 1000mm and 1100mm.

Our Japanese soaking bath is built for full-body immersion. At 635mm tall it sits far deeper than a standard bath, and the no overflow design lets you fill higher than baths with an overflow outlet — an authentic deep-soak experience in a compact footprint. Sanitary grade acrylic holds warmth efficiently, while the gloss white surface resists staining and cleans with ease. Japanese soak baths bring this tradition of deep, heated bathing into your home.

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Rectangular Japanese Soaking Multi-Fit Corner Back to Wall Freestanding Bathtub NO Overflow 1000/1100mm - Gloss White
Infinity | SKU: IF-QUA-1000

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Complete Guide to Japanese Soaking Tubs

By Kavya Subramanian

Explore japanese soaking tubs — materials, sizing, and Australian installation costs explained. Plan your bathroom renovation with confidence.
5 mins read
02 July, 2026

Japanese Baths/Soaking Tub FAQs

What's the difference between a soaker tub and a regular tub?

A soaker tub is designed for deeper, more immersive bathing, so the water can cover more of your body while you sit comfortably. A regular tub is often longer and shallower, with more emphasis on general bathing or a shower tub rather than a slow, full-body soaking experience. In contrast, a soaking tub stand alone setup typically prioritizes relaxation over multifunctional use.

Are Japanese soaking tubs worth it?

Yes, Japanese soaking tubs are worth considering if you want a deeper, more relaxing bath and need to use space efficiently. A traditional japanese bath is designed for upright soaking, which allows full-body immersion without requiring a long footprint. Their compact size also pairs well with modern layouts, especially when combined with a freestanding soaking tub concept for added aesthetic value. So, they are particularly appealing for homeowners who value comfort, heat retention, and a more spa-like daily routine.

Can I replace my regular tub with a soaking tub?

Yes, you can replace a regular tub with a Japanese bathtub in many cases, but the fit depends on your bathroom layout, plumbing position, floor support, and installation type. For example, switching to a soaking tub stand alone model may require adjustments in plumbing placement compared to built-in tubs. It’s important to measure carefully before purchase, especially if you are considering a deeper japanese bath design or a freestanding installation that changes how space is used.

Can I put a soaking tub in a small bathroom?

Yes, a soaking bathtub can work very well in a small bathroom, especially a Japanese-style bath soaker. These beautiful soaking bathtubs are often designed with a smaller footprint and greater depth, so you get a satisfying soak without needing as much floor space as a standard long bathtub would usually require. This is why a soaking tub stand alone configuration is often preferred in compact layouts, as it maximizes usable space while maintaining comfort.

Does a soaking tub add value to your home?

A soaking bathtub can add appeal and perceived value, especially in a well-designed bathroom renovation. A thoughtfully placed freestanding soaking tub can act as a visual focal point, elevating the overall design of the space. It may not always raise resale price dramatically on its own, but it can make the space feel more premium, more comfortable, and more attractive to buyers who appreciate a modern comfortable bathroom.

How deep is a Japanese soaking tub?

Depth is what defines it. A standard Australian bath typically holds around 330–400mm of water, while a Japanese soaking bath is built so the water sits much higher on the body. Our Infinity soaking bath stands 635mm tall, letting you sit upright with the water around your shoulders rather than your waist. When comparing baths, check the water depth (the fill line) rather than just the external height — an overflow outlet caps how high you can actually fill.

Why do Japanese soaking tubs have no overflow?

An overflow outlet sets the maximum water level, usually 60–100mm below the rim. Removing it lets you fill much closer to the bath's full depth, which is the whole point of a soaker, and gives a cleaner, uninterrupted interior. It does mean keeping an eye on the tap while filling, and you'll need a waste matched to a no-overflow bath — worth confirming with your licensed plumber, as pop-up wastes have restrictions in some VIC and QLD regions.

What are Japanese Baths/Soaking Tub?

Elevate Daily Bathing with a MyHomeware Japanese Soaking Tub

Japanese soak tubs are designed for deep, immersive bathing in a compact space, bringing calm, warmth and comfort into everyday routines. Rather than lying back in a long, shallow bath, you sit upright and let the water rise around your shoulders. At MyHomeware, our Japanese soaking bath is built for exactly that — a genuinely deep soak that fits a real Australian bathroom.

Deep Soak, Smaller Footprint

Depth is what makes a soaking tub a soaking tub. A standard Australian bath holds roughly 330–400mm of water and asks you to lie down; our Japanese soaking bath stands 635mm tall and is built for a seated, full-body soak — so the water sits at your shoulders, not your waist.

That depth comes without taking over the room. Both sizes share the same slim 675mm width:

1000 x 675 x 635mm – the most space-saving option, for compact bathrooms, ensuites and apartment layouts where floor space is tight but a deep, relaxing soak still matters.
1100 x 675 x 635mm – the same footprint width and the same depth, with a little extra length for more comfortable legroom when seated.

Need a longer bath instead? Browse our small baths and large baths ranges.

No Overflow, So You Can Fill Deeper

Most baths have an overflow outlet, and that outlet quietly sets your maximum water level — usually 60–100mm below the rim. Our Japanese soaking bath has no overflow, so you can fill much closer to its full depth and get the soak the shape was designed for. It also leaves a clean, uninterrupted interior with no visible opening.

A matched chrome pop-up waste and hose are included, so the setup is coordinated out of the box. Please note that original bathtub pop-up wastes may not be permitted in certain VIC and QLD regions — confirm the required waste with your licensed plumber before purchase.

Flexible Installation for Your Home

A well-designed Japanese bath should work with your space, not against it. This is a multi-fit bath: the same tub installs freestanding, back-to-wall or into a corner, giving you room to move when planning an ensuite or renovation where every centimetre and every plumbing decision matters. (Back-to-wall installation should only be carried out after waterproofing and tiling.)

Durable Material, Warmer for Longer

Daily bathing calls for a material that feels comfortable and stays reliable. Our Japanese soaking bath is made from sanitary-grade acrylic with a gloss white finish that resists staining and cleans up with regular care.

Acrylic also holds heat far better than steel or cast iron, and the deep, compact shape exposes less water surface to the air — so your bath stays warm longer, whether that's after work or on a cold evening. It's lighter than stone or cast iron too, which makes installation more practical in a typical residential bathroom.

Backed by a 5-year warranty on the bath shell and waste, plus a 1-year guarantee on the finish.

A Clean, Modern Silhouette

The bath comes in a gloss white finish with a simple rectangular profile — square-set lines that suit modern Australian bathrooms and sit comfortably against tile, timber or stone. Pair it with bath tapware and bathtub accessories to finish the look.

Whether you are upgrading a compact ensuite or creating a calming retreat at home, our Japanese soaker bathtub brings together real depth, a small footprint and modern design — and you're welcome to see it in person at our Sydney showroom before you buy.

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