Woodbridge bathtub lineup
Woodbridge's bathtub catalog is focused on freestanding acrylic soaking tubs -- they don't make alcove tubs or cast iron, which means their entire lineup competes in the $600-$1,200 freestanding acrylic market. The differentiation within the lineup is primarily size (59" to 71") and shape (traditional oval vs contemporary rectangular). Double-wall acrylic construction across the lineup delivers better thermal retention than single-wall competitors.
Best overall: Woodbridge B-0012 (67")
The B-0012 is the most-sold Woodbridge tub -- the 67-inch standard that balances room-filling visual impact with a footprint manageable in most master baths (needs 91" floor clearance on the long axis). Double-wall acrylic, 8mm walls, 15" soaking depth, chrome drain and overflow included. At $700-$1,100, it's the value benchmark for freestanding acrylic soakers.
Best compact: Woodbridge B-0001 (59")
For master baths that can't accommodate the B-0012's 67" length, the B-0001 provides equivalent construction quality in a 59"x29.5" footprint. Slightly shallower soaking depth (13.5" vs 15") but the same double-wall acrylic and adjustable leveling feet. The right choice for medium-sized master baths (10'x10' to 12'x12').
Woodbridge vs Empava, FerdY at same price
At $700-$1,100, Woodbridge competes with Empava's non-jetted freestanding models and FerdY's 67" tub. Woodbridge's 8mm wall thickness is the construction quality leader in this tier -- Empava EMPV-60FT001 uses 7mm walls, FerdY FD-8040 uses approximately 7mm. The adjustable leveling feet on Woodbridge are also a practical advantage over FerdY's non-adjustable feet. For buyers who prioritize construction quality within the value freestanding tier, Woodbridge is the correct choice.