There are two types of heated bathtubs. Heated soaking tubs will keep the water warm. Heated surface will warm the tub surface.
First we will define the difference between the two systems, then we will list our freestanding tubs with an in-line heater.
Heated Surface Bathtubs
Warm Surface Soaking Bathtub to Warm the Body
Heat panels are integrated into the structure of the bath to warm the bath much like the heated seats in a car or a heated tile floor. Heated surface systems will not maintain the temperature like a heated soaking tub but, they add the luxury of a warm blanket.
Shop Heated Surface Tubs by Manufacturer:
Three of our tub manufacturers offer a heated surface option. You can easily shop their tubs by size.
Never Add Hot Water Again.
A Heated Soaking Tub uses a whisper-quiet recirculating pump and an in-line heater to maintain your water temperature within 1 degree of your setting. Unlike a "Heated Surface" which only warms your back, this system keeps the water hot for as long as you bathe. It creates the ultimate deep-tissue relaxation experience, allowing you to soak for 45+ minutes without the water ever running cold.
Shop Heated Soaking Tubs by Installation Type:
Most of our bathtubs—including Alcove, Corner, and Drop-in models—are available with a heated soak option. Select your installation style below to find your perfect fit, or scroll down to browse our curated list of Heated Freestanding Tubs.
The following collection features freestanding tubs specifically designed with an integrated recirculating pump and heater. Listed by size (smallest to largest).