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The first baths were made of wood. They had round or oval, made of wood protected against moisture, like a barrel. Wooden tubs are heavy and expensive, and their persistence less than metal tubs. However, the wooden bath tubs were better than the metal in terms of heat exchange. Wood, as we know is a poor conductor of heat, especially in comparison with the metal. Most of us remember this unpleasant naked body contact with the metal bath. Hot water poured into a metal bath gives its heat to the metal and the metal to the air surrounding the bathtub. Thus the metal tub filled with hot water partially heated room in which it is located. Exchange rate of this process obviously depends also on other factors such as the type of metal, from which the bath is made. At one time a very popular cast-iron tubs were. Currently, metal tubs are made with much thinner material and technique of their production is based on extrusion of sheet metal. Cast-iron baths were in full. So the wooden tubs had one undoubted advantage cool down water in them slowly. From today's point of view, one might even add a psychological aspect. The wooden bathtub is associated with nature, relaxation, that is what all of this at the present time so we are missing. Currently still produces metal bath, but their share in total sales is getting smaller baths. Bathtubs today's market is dominated by three main reasons. Firstly, can be of any, even the most sophisticated shapes.

Corner tubs are the most popular. Their dimensions oscillate in the range of 1.0 x 1.0 m to 2.0 x 2.0 m. They have various shapes, which reflect the current fashion. Baths oval, round and rectangular are other groups that differ mainly dimensions. Bath tubs are shaped by the strangest shapes that are difficult to fall into any other group baths. Of the numerous examples we give a bath in the shape of fancy shell.

Secondly - the physical properties of the bath. These bathtubs, wooden bathtubs as well insulate heat, making the water cools more slowly. They are very light compared to wooden or metal tubs and particularly those of iron. The third principal reason for the popularity of these tubs is that they can be mounted to the whirlpools. This allowed for a very considerable popularizing hydrotherapy. Currently, whirlpool becomes standard equipment on every new home as well as a fireplace.

Bathtubs are produced in the two technologies. The first is to extract the shape of the bath in a sheet of acrylic plastic. The thickness of this sheet is about 5 mm. However, due to the method used on the arches of the bath is about 1-2 mm thinner. But it is quite thick enough. Extrusion is the heat. This process called thermoforming. Brought tub is ready and does not require further treatment. The second method involves production of mold veneering layers of polyester resin in the form of paintings. Polyester resins are also called gelcoat. It is a method for thermosetting. The production process is very long compared to the previous method, the material is fully cured after several hours. the hot extrusion of the sheet takes a few seconds. Then the bath gel coats are covered with a layer of acrylic spray through the inside of the tank to give them a smooth surface. The thickness of the bath gel coats is the same everywhere and is depending on the size of bathtubs from 4 to about 6 mm. Large pools may be even thicker. The advantage of this method is a small financial investment to start production. You do not need any big and expensive machines. All manufacturing operations are performed manually and using power tools. Plastic tubs can be made in different colors but the most popular are still white.

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