Kohler manufactures almost everything for the bathtub – steam generators, vanities, custom showers – but the focus of this article, given the nature of the site, is the bathtubs made by Kohler.  This topic alone is exhausting as Kohler has a huge selection of bathtubs. 

This is our best effort to put together a complete summary of the Kohler line of bathtubs.

Kohler has two broad Categories of Tubs:
1) Baths
2) Whirlpools & Air Baths

Whirlpools are bathtubs with water jets, while air baths are tubs with air jets. In general, water jets offer more of a deep tissue massage because the force of the water is so great.  Standard Kohler Baths do not offer jets.

Kohler whirlpool tubs allow only the usage of bath salts, while their air baths allow bath salts and bath oils. All of their air baths blow hot air, while an inline heater is an optional upgrade for the whirlpool tubs. Kohler tubs come standard with a one year limited warranty. Gathering information from Kohlers website can be incredibly difficult, and often the site is factually wrong; in one place it lists the Sok Overflowing bath at 45 x 25, and in another spot it lists it at 75 x 41. Some Kohler tubs are available only in white and biscuit (biscuit costs extra), but many are available in a wide variety of colors including white, almond, sunlight, ice grey, thunder grey, mexican sand, cashmere, sandbar, tea green, black black, and more.  In general, non-white colors cost between $200 and $400 extra.

Most Kohler bathtubs require you to buy bath fillers (basically, this is just a faucet that fills up the tub) separately.  Some included integrated fillers.

Kohler whirlpool tubs tend to require 220V power and typically include a one year limited warranty