Key risks

• Slips and falls due to wet surfaces, soap or bath oils.
• Burns from excessively hot water when turning on the tap or getting into the bath.
• Risk of drowning by immersion, especially for children and vulnerable individuals.
• Overflows or leaks that can cause water damage and mould growth.
• Bumps against edges, taps or accessories when getting in and out.
• Electrical risk if there are whirlpool components or electrical devices near water.
• Irritation from cleaning product fumes or improper mixtures.
• Damage from impacts or point loads that may cause cracks.

Safe use

• Carry out installation and connections following the manufacturer’s instructions and using qualified personnel to ensure stability and watertightness.
• Check the water temperature with your hand before getting in and avoid sudden changes.
• Do not leave the bath filling unattended and avoid exceeding the overflow level if present.
• Use non-slip mats and, if necessary, grab rails to aid entry and exit.
• Get in and out slowly, with firm support; wipe up any floor splashes immediately.
• Keep the drain area clear and remove small objects that could block it.
• Keep electrical devices away from water; if the model integrates electrical systems, disconnect the power before any cleaning or handling.
• Bath oils and salts can make the surface more slippery; rinse thoroughly after use.
• Do not lean heavily on the rim of the bath or on the shower screen.

Storage and maintenance

• Before installation, store the bath in a dry, flat place, protected from impacts and direct sunlight.
• After each use, rinse and dry the surfaces to reduce soap and limescale deposits.
• Clean with soft cloths and non-abrasive products; ventilate the bathroom and avoid mixing chemicals.
• Periodically check joints, seals and visible connections to detect leaks in time.
• Keep the drain and, if fitted, the overflow clean; remove hair and debris regularly.
• Wash and dry non-slip mats frequently to prevent mould.
• If it features a whirlpool or other systems, follow the manufacturer’s cleaning recommendations and cut the power before any maintenance.
• If you notice cracks, loose parts or instability, stop using the bath until it is repaired or replaced.

Restrictions of use

• Do not leave children, elderly people, those with reduced mobility or pets unsupervised in or near a full bath.
• Do not use the bath as a step, seat, shelf or to support loads on the rim.
• Do not place or rest plugged-in electrical devices on the rim or near the water.
• Do not block the drain or, if present, the overflow; avoid covering jets or air inlets on whirlpool models.
• Do not stand on a soapy surface without suitable non-slip support.
• Do not fill with excessively hot water or leave it filling unattended.
• Do not use solvents, very aggressive cleaners or dyes that could damage the surface.
• Do not strike the bath with hard objects or drag heavy items inside it.