• The concept is 100% Dutch (the Netherlands).
• It’s made from meltable thermoplastic rubber.
• The designer is Eliza Noordhoek from ‘Industrial Design Engineering’ of TU Delft and it’s made made by Dekker Zevenhuizen and Triboo.
• The bathtubs will be commercially available in several colours as from 2020
• Sessilia consist of 500 layers, printed in 24 hours at a speed of 15cm /seconds

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