Navira is a sculptural raised-end freestanding soaking bathtub carved and hollowed from one solid block of natural Azura Blue Quartzite. The BT-040A form combines a generous oval plan with a softly tapered body and an asymmetric rim that rises at one end and descends toward the other.
The intentionally asymmetric profile wraps an elongated oval basin with a continuous stone rim that rises toward one end. Azura Blue Quartzite brings layered pale-blue, white, and soft-gray mineral bands. Each natural block varies in color intensity, banding, vein direction, inclusions, and tonal transitions.
Available-stone photographs can be reviewed before fabrication. Custom dimensions, basin proportions, finish, drain coordination, and project details may be reviewed for technical feasibility. Final interior geometry, stone thickness, drain diameter, overflow configuration, waste fitting, plumbing interface, tolerances, weight, and water capacity are confirmed on the approved project shop drawing.
A solid quartzite bathtub is exceptionally heavy. The project team should review floor loading, waterproofing, plumbing rough-in, access clearances, unloading equipment, lifting path, and final placement before fabrication.
The finished bathtub is prepared for heavy-freight transport using protective materials and a reinforced export crate. Standard freight does not include stairs, crane service, rigging, indoor placement, final positioning, plumbing, or installation unless specifically quoted.
Clean with a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge and a pH-neutral stone-safe cleaner. Avoid acidic cleaners, abrasive powders, harsh descalers, and aggressive scrubbing pads. Sealer recommendations should be confirmed for the selected block, finish, water chemistry, and project environment.
OIXDESIGN supports luxury residential and contract projects with stone approval, custom sizing, finish coordination, shop drawings, quantity planning, production scheduling, reinforced export packing, and destination-logistics review.
Reference dimensions are for preliminary coordination. Final fabrication is based on the approved project shop drawing.
