Is this tub big enough for two people?

At 67 inches long and oval, it is long enough for one bather to stretch out fully. Two adults can share it, but the oval narrows toward the ends, so it is a snug fit rather than a spacious two-person soak.

Does acrylic hold heat well?

Acrylic warms up quickly and feels less cold than cast iron at first touch. It loses heat faster than stone resin or cast iron, so a deep soak may need a top-up of hot water.

What kind of faucet do I need for a freestanding tub?

Because the tub sits away from the wall, you need a floor-mounted filler or a wall-mounted spout placed within reach. A standard deck-mounted faucet will not work unless the tub has pre-drilled holes, which this one does not.

How much floor space does it need?

Plan for the 67-inch length plus clearance on all sides for getting in and out and for cleaning around it. Leave room for the filler and for the door swing if it sits near an entry.

Is it hard to install?

A freestanding acrylic tub is lighter than cast iron, so it is easier to carry in. It still needs a level floor, a proper drain connection and a supply line for the filler, so a plumber is usually needed.