Petite baignoire autoportante à surface solide 47 po Forma WT025-47W

Review for Medunjess 47” Freestanding Solid Surface Tub Great solid surface tub for a remodel where we had size limitations. If a larger tub will work for you, I’d recommend it. The material it’s constructed out of feels really nice. Also pretty heavy FYI. Mixed feelings on how to rate the experience though — as Wayfair is *most always* very good with their service, care and deliveries. The first tub shipped to us came reasonably quickly — but it was shattered in about 20 pieces. The crate these are shipped in is solid as can be, however the tub is merely set on the center of the crate’s wood floor with nothing holding it in place. There is nothing (other than its weight) to restrain the 137 pound tub’s position, barring four curved flexible polyethylene U-shaped foam pieces lining the rim of the tub, four small linear L-shaped / angle styrofoam pieces, and a polyethylene sack surrounding the tub. The tub is free to slide around within the fabulously designed crate — basically as a puck on a shuffleboard, or a ball running down the bowling alley. (Click photos to see full images.) Thus, during shipping, the crate and tub must remain upright / horizontal, and not tipped to create its sliding about within the crate and cracking. I watched the first delivery team leveraging it over the rear of the truck bed, turning it 90º and lowering it to the ground (no lift gate on that truck) — which inevitably caused the tub to slide and bang against the wall of the crate, now on the ground (if not having already met that consequence earlier on the voyage). The delivery leader told me, “You’ll hear some parts in there moving about, but don’t worry, everything’s alright.” There is nothing additional to the tub (and its delicate polyethylene and styrofoam pieces) in the crate, which are not sufficient to keep the tub from moving about. Medunjess really needs to address this — as I’ve read other reviews where the same thing happened requiring a replacement. Additional blocking / padding of some kind needs to be added to the engineering of the crate to secure the tub from sliding within. Of course rotating the crate at 90º as I witnessed is likely a “no-no” regardless. It seems to be a fine product (again, while being pretty heavy) and we’re looking forward to getting it installed in our remodel. Medunjess and Wayfair worked with us pretty well to help with this — but still, when you have contractors postponing a project in the midst for a replacement to come . . . it’s not fun. Thank you Wayfair and Medunjess for taking care of us nonetheless.