
The Barclay Story
Traditional design, built to last
Barclay offers two distinct looks. The vintage line leans classic and graceful, with roll-top and clawfoot silhouettes; the contemporary line is clean and current. Both are built to hold up for decades.
Barclay makes freestanding tubs only — no drop-in, alcove, or corner units — so the whole catalog is focused on one thing done well. That focus is why it is a favorite with our customers.
Choosing a Barclay tub
What to Know
Construction & Install
Barclay tubs come in copper, cast iron, and acrylic.
- Confirm subfloor is at least ¾″ plywood for stability
- A mortar or concrete bed reinforces the floor beneath
- Heavy tubs should be inspected by a certified installer
Shapes & Sizes
Sizes run from 43″ to 70″+ in length.
- Slipper and double slipper for a reclined soak
- Soaking and roll-top for maximum interior length
- Roll-up and double roll-up options for armrests
Colors & Care
Finishes from polished brass to matte black.
- Porcelain interiors: mild non-abrasive agents
- Acrylic & cast iron: soft cloth, non-abrasive cleaner
- Copper: mild soap; wax or oil keeps the patina
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Barclay Questions
Common questions
Which Barclay tub is best for a small bathroom?
Look at the copper Picasso (32″) or an acrylic model under 60″. Barclay makes compact clawfoot and freestanding tubs that keep the classic look in a tighter footprint.
Do Barclay clawfoot tubs need a special faucet?
Yes. They use clawfoot-specific fillers, drilled to match the tub. Popular spouts are gooseneck and elephant. Match the filler to the tub before ordering.
Can I get a Barclay tub in a custom color?
Many can be custom painted on the exterior through Barclay's Special Paint Colors by Sherwin-Williams, while the interior stays white enamel.
How heavy is a Barclay cast iron tub?
Cast iron models require floor support planning and help during installation. Confirm your subfloor and joists before delivery, and settle the final location first.
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