AQVA maternity bath.
Built for the birth. Kept for the next twenty years.
Designed by midwives, for mothers and midwives. For warm-water immersion in labour and for birth. Made to order in Melbourne for hospital birth suites and birth centres.
Ramsay Health Care · Cairns Private Hospital · Wollongong Private Hospital · The Bays Hospital · Queensland Government · NSW Government · University of Tasmania · Victoria University · The George Centre — and other private facilities.
Designed by midwives, for mothers and midwives.
The AQVA maternity bath is a freestanding 1850 × 1310 mm bath with a 400 litre working fill, designed by midwives for warm-water immersion in labour and for birth, and made to order in Melbourne.
A maternity bath has two users: the woman in the water, and the midwife beside it. The AQVA maternity bath was designed by midwives for both.
Room for the mother to move and settle. Four stainless steel handles to hold. A wide rim to lean on, and for the midwife to work from. A removable step in and out.
Ergonomic, inviting, functional — form and function together.
Built for the birth.
Non-contact heating
A non-contact heating system. Details are in the specifications.
Fast drain
For the clean-up after each birth.
Handles
Four recessed stainless steel grab handles.
Step
Removable step for getting in and out.
Hand shower
For rinsing down and cleaning.
Surface
Medical-grade silk surface — colour-fast and UV stable.
Kept for the next twenty years.
A birth suite bath is a twenty-year decision. The medical-grade silk surface is colour-fast and UV stable, and still presents as day one after twenty-plus years.
Composite and gelcoat construction, finished the way every AQVA bath is.
One contact, from specification to after-sales.
Every AQVA maternity bath project has a dedicated account manager — for the midwifery team, procurement, the architect and the builder.
Australian made, to order, in Melbourne. National after-sales support, with spare parts held locally.
Quoted per project rather than from a published price list. Specifications, drawings and lead time are supplied for your project.
Maternity bath specifications.
| Overall dimensions | 1850 × 1310 mm |
|---|---|
| Height to rim | 750 mm |
| Internal depth | approx. 600 mm |
| Minimum working fill | 400 litres |
| Minimum floor capacity | 1 tonne |
| Heating | Non-contact heating system |
| Drain | Fast drain · 80 mm motorised butterfly valve |
| Construction | Freestanding and self-supporting |
| Installation | Licensed tradespeople, including a licensed plumber |
| Price | Quoted per project |
Dimensions are nominal. Fill connection, floor waste, electrical supply, dry weight and full installation requirements are in the Technical Data Sheet.
From specification to the first birth.
Made to order, so bring us in at design stage — the bath is specified into the plans, not retrofitted.
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Enquire
Tell us your location and timing. Call or use the form.
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Specify
Specifications, drawings, lead time and a price for your project.
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Make + install
Made to order in Melbourne. Installed by licensed tradespeople, including a licensed plumber.
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Support
Your account manager stays with the project after handover.
In the birth suite.



Before you specify.
What is the AQVA maternity bath for?
Warm-water immersion during labour and for birth, in hospital birth suites and birth centres. It was designed by midwives, for mothers and midwives.
Is it a birthing bath?
Yes — it's a birthing bath, also called a birth pool. We call it a maternity bath because it is used through labour as well as for the birth itself.
How deep is the AQVA maternity bath?
Internal depth is approximately 600 mm, with a rim height of 750 mm.
How much water does it hold?
The minimum working fill is 400 litres.
What floor capacity does it need?
A minimum floor capacity of 1 tonne. Confirm the slab with your engineer against the filled operating weight.
How is the water kept warm?
The bath has a non-contact heating system. Heating details are supplied with the specifications for your project.
How is it emptied and cleaned after use?
A fast drain, a hand shower for rinsing down, and a medical-grade silk surface.
What do architects and builders receive?
Specifications, drawings and lead time for your project, plus a dedicated account manager from specification to handover.
Who installs it?
Installation requires appropriately licensed tradespeople, including a licensed plumber.
What support is there after installation?
Dedicated account management and national after-sales support, with spare parts held locally.
Is it Australian made?
Yes. Each bath is made to order in Melbourne.
How is it priced?
Each project is quoted individually rather than from a published price list. Tell us your location and timing and we'll come back with specifications, drawings, lead time and a price.
Talk to us about the AQVA maternity bath.
Tell us your location and timing. We'll come back with specifications, drawings, lead time and a price for your project.
Prefer to talk? Call us.
A dedicated account manager from specification to after-sales.
Clients include Ramsay Health Care, Queensland Government and NSW Government.