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Hudson Reed 750 Bath End Panel Satin Anthracite
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Hudson Reed Nuie Soft Black MFC 1800mm Front Bath Panel BPR1407
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Balterley 1700mm Bath MFC Front Panel & Plinth Woodgrain Charcoal Black
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RAK Washington 1700mm Front Bath Panel Black Finish
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Balterley Round Single Ended Bath Front Panel 1700 x 700 mm
Built-In Bathtub
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700mm Matt Black Acrylic Bath End Panel
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Wholesale Domestic Carlo Matt Black MDF 800mm End Bath Panel with Plinth
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Wholesale Domestic Carlo Matt Black MDF 700mm End Bath Panel with Plinth
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FAQ
Bathtubs are available in various types, including freestanding, alcove, corner, and drop-in. Each type offers unique features suited to different bathroom layouts. Freestanding bathtubs provide a classic look and flexibility in placement. Alcove tubs fit snugly against walls, saving space. Corner tubs utilize room corners efficiently, while drop-in tubs offer a seamless built-in appearance.
Bathtubs are measured by length, width, and depth. Consider your bathroom size and layout when selecting. Measure the space where you plan to install the bathtub. Ensure it fits comfortably without overwhelming the room. Also, consider who will use it; taller individuals may prefer longer options for comfort.
Bathtubs are commonly made from acrylic, cast iron, fiberglass, and steel. Acrylic is lightweight and retains heat well. Cast iron is durable but heavier. Fiberglass is budget-friendly yet less durable. Steel offers a sleek look with good durability at a moderate price point.
Bathtubs are easier to clean when made from non-porous materials like acrylic or enameled steel. Look for smooth surfaces that resist staining and scratching. Regularly wipe down with mild cleaners to prevent build-up and maintain shine. Avoid abrasive tools that can damage the finish.
Bathtubs are safer with features like non-slip surfaces and grab bars. Non-slip surfaces help prevent falls during use. Grab bars provide additional support when entering or exiting the tub. Consider models with lower step-in heights for easier access, especially for children or elderly users.
Bathtubs: 3 things to consider before buying
When choosing bathtubs, it's crucial to consider the size of your bathroom. Measure the available space carefully to ensure a good fit. A freestanding bathtub might look stunning, but it requires more room compared to an alcove or corner bathtub. Think about the layout: Will you have enough space to move around comfortably? If your bathroom is smaller, a compact bathtub might be ideal. Additionally, consider the height and depth of bathtubs for ease of access and comfort.
Bathtubs come in various materials, each offering different benefits. Acrylic is lightweight and offers excellent heat retention, making it a popular choice for many homes. Cast iron bathtubs are incredibly durable and retain heat well but can be heavy and require sturdy flooring. Fiberglass is cost-effective but may not last as long as other materials. Consider how often you use bathtubs and choose a material that balances durability with maintenance needs.
Modern bathtubs offer a range of features that can enhance your bathing experience. Whirlpool jets, for example, provide a spa-like feel, while built-in lighting can create a relaxing atmosphere. Think about what features are essential for you. Do you prefer a simple soaking tub or one with advanced hydrotherapy options? Also, consider practical aspects like slip-resistant surfaces or built-in shelving for added convenience.
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