A Guide for How to Install a Clawfoot Bath from The Copper Bath Company
Before starting the installation process, carefully remove the bathtub from its crate. The copper bathtubs with clawfeet at The Copper Bath Company are always handmade, which means that small imperfections in copper may occur.
Inspect the surface for any damage, paying close attention to both the tub and the feet. Even minor scratches add to the rustic aesthetic, but if your bath does not reach your standards feel free to get in touch with our customer service team.
Additionally, inspect the clawfeet themselves. These elements are essential for the bathtub’s iconic look, so ensure that no scratches or rust have developed during shipping. Handle the feet with care to avoid any damage before installation.

Setting Up the Workspace
Before proceeding with the installation, it is important to prepare the area where you will be working. Lay a thick blanket or protective pad on the floor. This pad will serve two purposes: it will protect the bathtub from scratches while also safeguarding your floor from damage.
If the bathtub is a classic roll-top design, it’s a good idea to place a small object—such as a book—under the rim. This will make it easier to get a hand under the tub when it's time to flip it back over.
Check the Clawfeet
Clawfoot bathtubs are designed to have feet that correspond specifically with each corner of the tub. At The Copper Bath Company, the feet are welded to the bath so there is no need to make any adjustments. They should be perfectly level, therefore the bath ideally needs to be placed on a level surface.
If there are any issues with the clawfeet, get in contact with your sales representative or call our customer service line at 0203 835 3311.
Final Checks and Positioning
After ensuring that the floor is level and ready and the outlet pipe is in the correct position, it’s time to flip the tub back over. When flipping, avoid putting too much weight on any single foot to prevent unnecessary strain on the installation. With the tub upright, check that it rests steadily on the floor.
If the tub wobbles or appears uneven, identify which corner is causing the issue. You may need to flip the tub again and adjust the foot in that corner by adding or adjusting the height. Once the tub is stable and no longer shifts when touched, the installation is complete.
Take one final look at your work to ensure all the feet are aligned and that the tub’s weight is evenly distributed. With the clawfeet firmly in place and the tub resting perfectly, you are ready to enjoy a beautiful, timeless fixture in your home.
Buy Your Clawfoot Copper Bath from The Copper Bath Company
The Copper Bath Company sells a range of luxury copper baths that are easy to install. They all arrive at your property ready to install straight out of the box. If you require further assistance call our friendly team for advice.

