Hammock Bath - by SplinterWorks
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2016
- To see the full carbon fibre bathroom range by SplinterWorks - www.splinterworks.co.uk/baths-...
The flagship of the Carbon Fibre product range, our hammock bath, takes stylish relaxation to a new level.
Struck by the synergy between the shapes of two compelling symbols of relaxation Splinter Works developed the ultimate vehicle for total escapism. This bath has literally elevated the immersive comfort of soaking in a hot bath by combining it with the peaceful experience of kicking-back in a hammock.
Unlike most bath tubs, with flat bottoms and steep backs, the continuous curved surface offers an unprecedented level of comfort that encourages long luxurious bathing.
The bath tub is made in England from carbon fibre, which is incredibly strong, and stays completely rigid even when fully loaded. Designed for use in a wet room, it is completely suspended from the walls and does not touch the floor. The bath is filled using a floor standing tap and the waste water released through the base and then completely discarded through a floor drain positioned directly beneath the tub. - Навчання та стиль
I really need to know how exactly one gets out of this tub...
The shot of it draining is poorly thought out I literally cackled at the sight of it looking like she just booty blasted some bath water.
🤣😂 "booty blasted" that made me man giggle
Booty Blasted - I had to think for a moment what that meant. Very funny! Joanna - Splinter Works
1:12 superb editing work
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hi
What happens if the floor drain clogs? Does the tub simply drain completely onto the floor of the bathroom?
Hi Robert, thanks for your question. The set up for the Hammock Bath is exactly like a wet room, or shower room, with a large floor drain below. Yes, if the floor drain was completely clogged up, it would drain over the floor, however I think in this instance you would put the plug back in and sort out the drain! We do fit flow-restrictors on the tubs for people that want them, so the water comes out slower, depending on the capacity of the drain. I hope this answers your question. All the best, Joanna from Splinterworks
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The sides don't look deep enough, even filled to the brim my fat, hairy belly would still be sticking out. Now there's a way to ruin your sleek lines.
is there an actual video of someone getting in/out of this thing
yes you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/lKcroQRsZL4/v-deo.html
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STAINLESS STEEL OR COMPOSIT?
i think carbon fiber
How's it drain tho
Into the floor drain...
@@splinterworks9084 oh, I see it now
@@flar7137 Since this video was made we now supply a fitting to go on the underside of the bath that actually restricts the flow of water so it is slower to drain and makes no splashes.
SplinterWorks who came up with this idea?
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Linda
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Just your regular bath, but on a hammock... 😳
that's right, just your average tub - super long, made in carbon fibre, suspended between walls!!
Look so uncomfortable. Must be slippery to lay in too.
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I'll have her well done, please! :-D
Nutty stuff aside, it's an interesting concept. :-)
Looks like pain to get out.
While no one likes getting out of a nice bath, there is nothing tricky about the process of getting out of the Hamaca. We like to rethink about the products we use everyday, and think, why does it have to be this way? Many tubs have flat bases and steep sides, which is very uncomfortable on the spine. Our hammock bath has a lovely gentle curve which supports the back and makes for a supremely comfortable bathing experience. Getting out, just involves stepping out, hopefully with a nice warm towel nearby. All the best, SW
@@splinterworks9084 that’s amazing, I definitely want this type of bath in my house, I don’t have a lot of money unfortunately...
@@splinterworks9084 At the cost of a kidney and a left leg 😀
You shouldn't drop your towel on the floor. Extremely dirty and you won't be able to put them on again later. Use a hook for hygienic purposes. Ewww, just saw you use your dirty towel - please never do that again
Ну и нахрена ванне дорогущие и энергозатратные углеволокна?! Летать в ней не собираются, носить на себе ванну -- тоже не требуется!
А вот что за связующее -- очень интересно. Если эпоксидка -- то это токсично и непригодно!
this is the most ridiculous bathtub i've ever seen. i mean, really everything on your site belongs in an absurdist movie.
imagine taking a bath and it falls😍😍
natalia benitez hahah I can imagine
Why thank you. We aim to make work that makes you look twice and inspire a different way of looking at conventional items, so we are quite happy to have provoked a response. Whether you find it absurd or covet it, at least it's not mundane!
@@nataliabenitez8482 It is tested to hold 2 people, water to the brim, and another 300lbs so it won't fall!
Fancy yourself to be the Wes Anderson of plumbing huh