- Combi-System P: A total of 12 floor nozzles, six side nozzles and four flat back massage nozzles ensure an all-around beneficial, powerful massage effect.
- Hygienic dry-blowing function: nozzles blow out air after the water has been drained to prevent the accumulation of residual water
- Installation of a Duravit bath handle possible for safe entry and exit (installation only possible ex-factory)
- Made of shock- and impact-resistant plastic with a pleasantly warm, smooth and pore-free surface (sanitary acrylic)
- Offers enough space for two people
- Operation of the whirl functions as well as control of the jet intensity takes place via pneumatic switches and air regulators arranged on the edge of the bathtub.
- with overflow
Paiova Built-in whirltub
1800 x 1400 mm, Combi-System P, White Glossy
#760216000CP1000
The trapezoidal design of the Duravit Paiova bathtub has a practical reason: it simply offers more space for bathing and enjoying, whether as a single-person tub or a two-seater for lying side by side.
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Specifications
Specifications
- Number of backrests1
- ShapeTrapezoidal
- Capacity315 l
- MaterialSanitary acrylic
- WhirlsystemCombi-System P
- Number of jets in the floor12
- Floor jet colourChrome
- Number of jets in the back4
- Back jet colourChrome
- Number of jets in the walls6
- Type of installationbuilt-in
- Side jet colourChrome
- OverflowYes
- Overflow positionMiddle
- Waste outlet positionMiddle
Dimensioning
- Internal depth460 mm
- Height of water level365 mm
Scope of supply
- Incl. support frameYes
- Incl. waste and overflowYes
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- Operating instructions
- Declaration of performance
- Environmental Product Declaration
Mounting and installation
- Installation instructions
- Pre-installation sheet
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