Seated upright posture in an AQVA deep-soak bath, back view

Japanese baths.

Built for seated immersion, not reclining. Made in Melbourne since 1994.

01At a glance

A different way to bathe.

A Japanese bath is short and deep rather than long and shallow, built for sitting upright in deep water instead of reclining. AQVA makes deep-soak baths inspired by that tradition, in Melbourne, across three core baths from one person to two.

Why deep soaking works this way →

What is an ofuro? →

02The range

Three baths. One clear choice.

Insert or freestanding, bath or spa with stainless-steel hydrotherapy jets — subject to live configuration for the model you choose.

Need to seat four? Kimono 1300 is a selective, large-format bath, quoted project by project.

See the full collection and configurations →

03Where to next

Two ways to keep going.

Why deep soaking

What a Japanese soaking bath actually is, and how it differs from a standard bath.

Read Deep Soaking →

Choose your bath

Compare the range by people, footprint and configuration.

Compare the range →

Enquiry

Talk to us about your room.

Tell us what you are considering and where your project is up to.

Interested model, if known
Bathing for
Bath or spa
Insert or freestanding

We'll come back with the configuration that fits your room.

Backed by a 30-year domestic bath warranty and national after-sales support, with spare parts held locally.

Talk through your project