Calling all carpenters?

[Stuart]

The bath would be useless as a boat. It has a hole in the bottom.

Not if you hang on to the plug. 

You'd have to weigh it down though.

[hemingway]

It can be done but the wooden frame on the floor makes me headaches. I can't believe it lasts long. Maybe with some tropical wood like bankirai it can work for some time. Or you try to cover the frame with a  thin layer of transparent fiberglass. So you could close the leaks between wood and tub also.

An oil stain or varnish should seal it from the water and moisture of a wet area, while still keeping the nice timber look. Although you'd probably have to sand and re-coat it every 12 months or so. I'd also put some pads under the feet to keep it out of any water that might pool on the tiles.

[Bobbert]

The bath would be useless as a boat. It has a hole in the bottom.

Not if you hang on to the plug. 

You'd have to weigh it down though.

Not if you stick the plug in from the bottom.  I wasn't really serious...

[transcon123]

Very cool, also I would think very difficult to make.  There is another thread on here right now about a wooden hot tub and I have been toying with the idea of making one.  I have made fine furniture before (bookcases, an entertainment center, tables, and so forth) and have the tools.  The problem with this project is bending the wood.  I have never bent wood and do not have the equipment.

[flyguy779]

       Wow... Great shower and tub!!!   Danee I'll get right on that Tub!  Never built anything that detailed but I'm sure with some help and time I could build it and add that shower to it as well!!!    And I would absolutely share with all!!!