Moen 60" Freestanding Soaking Bathtub Tub T2108
Moen 60" Freestanding Soaking Bathtub Tub T2108 Review
Moen T2108 -- Moen's brand authority applied to freestanding bathtubs
Moen, whose primary business is faucets, has extended into bathtubs with a targeted freestanding lineup designed to coordinate with Moen's floor-mount filler and tub faucet collections. The T2108 is a 60-inch contemporary oval freestanding soaking tub in acrylic -- the positioning is squarely in the mid-range of the freestanding market, but the Moen brand name carries meaningful warranty and support advantages over the many no-name and emerging-brand freestanding tubs at similar price points.
Moen's limited lifetime warranty on the tub shell is the primary differentiator at this price tier. Where Woodbridge, FerdY, and similar direct-to-consumer brands offer 1-year warranties on their acrylic freestanding tubs, Moen's limited lifetime warranty means that shell defects (cracking, crazing, delamination) are covered for the life of the original purchaser. This warranty carries real value for owner-occupied homes where the bath is a long-term installation.
Coordinated with Moen filler faucets
The primary reason to choose the Moen T2108 over a lower-priced acrylic freestanding tub is the coordination with Moen's floor-mount filler faucets -- particularly the Moen Colinet and Weymouth floor-mount fillers in chrome, brushed gold, and matte black. Specifying the T2108 tub with a Moen floor-mount filler creates a single-brand warranty and design package that's straightforward for both the contractor and the homeowner.
- Moen limited lifetime warranty on shell -- superior to competitor 1-year warranties
- Coordinates with Moen floor-mount filler faucet collections
- Moen brand support and nationwide parts network
- Contemporary oval design in contemporary mid-range pricing
- Floor-mount filler sold separately ($300-$800 Moen branded)
- White finish only
- Brand entering bathtub category -- less established than Kohler or American Standard
- Acrylic thermal retention limitations