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wedi Sanbath Wave bath — Tileable bathtub

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wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub — bathtub that can be tiled

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Short answer: wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub is a bathtub that can be tiled made by wedi in Germany. Sauna Dekor specifies and installs it in the rooms we build; the product and its certificates are the manufacturer's.

For bathrooms that want to move beyond the white acrylic bath. Every element of the Sanbath range arrives ready to install and has the same core as the building board; once it is set and connected, ceramic goes straight on. The bath then reads as the same material as the floor and the walls.

Core: Extruded polystyrene rigid foam (XPS)
Compressive strength: 0.25 N/mm² (at 10% compression, EN 826)
Long-term compressive strength: 0.08 N/mm² (50 years, ≤ 2% compression, EN 1606)
Thermal conductivity: 0,033 W/mK (EN 13164)
Intensity: 32 kg/m³ (EN 1602)
Temperature limit: −50 °C / +75 °C

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Model note

What the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub is

A ceramic-cladable bath with a curved body, for bathrooms that want to move beyond the white acrylic tub. The core is the same XPS as the building board: compressive strength 0.25 N/mm² (at 10% compression, EN 826), 50-year long-term strength 0.08 N/mm² (EN 1606), thermal conductivity 0.033 W/mK (EN 13164), density 32 kg/m³ (EN 1602). The temperature limit is −50 °C to +75 °C and the fire class E (EN 13501). Drainage capacity is 1.0 L/s (60 L/min), overflow 0.6 L/s (36 L/min) and water level 355 mm. It arrives ready to install; once set and connected, ceramic goes straight onto it.

Close alternatives we also specify and install: the wedi Sanoasa bench and lounger (The same XPS core as the wedi building board), the wedi Sanoasa Top bench (Mineral and vinyl composite), the wedi Sanoasa Top corner seat (Acrylic resin bonded mineral material). The wedi overview lists every range.

Technical specifications

wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub specifications

Core	Extruded polystyrene rigid foam (XPS)
Compressive strength	0.25 N/mm² (at 10% compression, EN 826)
Long-term compressive strength	0.08 N/mm² (50 years, ≤ 2% compression, EN 1606)
Thermal conductivity	0,033 W/mK (EN 13164)
Intensity	32 kg/m³ (EN 1602)
Temperature limit	−50 °C / +75 °C
Fire class	E (EN 13501)
Drainage capacity	1.0 L/sn — 60 L/dk
Overflow capacity	0.6 L/sn — 36 L/dk
Water level	355 mm

Values: wedi's published product information (read September 2026). Figures not listed here are sent with the manufacturer's technical sheet.

Frequently asked questions

Who manufactures the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub?

wedi, in Germany. Sauna Dekor specifies and installs it; the product warranty and certificates are the manufacturer's.

Does Sauna Dekor install the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub?

Yes. We specify and install the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub as part of the rooms we design, manufacture and build, in the Gulf and our other markets.

What are the main specifications of the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub?

Core: Extruded polystyrene rigid foam (XPS); Compressive strength: 0.25 N/mm² (at 10% compression, EN 826); Long-term compressive strength: 0.08 N/mm² (50 years, ≤ 2% compression, EN 1606); Thermal conductivity: 0,033 W/mK (EN 13164). Values are from the manufacturer's published product information.

Sources

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Close alternatives

wedi Sanoasa bench and loungerThe same XPS core as the wedi building board wedi Sanoasa Top benchMineral and vinyl composite wedi Sanoasa Top corner seatAcrylic resin bonded mineral material

Is the wedi Sanbath Wave bathtub right for your project?

Send the dimensions, the number of users and the available electrical supply; we will check the fit with you.

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Material information is the manufacturer's product specification. In the cabins we build ourselves we use ayous, aspen and pine, including their thermo-treated versions; hemlock, red cedar and alder on request.

Updated: 29 October 2026