The best choice Shower Tubs

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The best choice Shower Tubs

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• Publié par: keiblake
• Publié le: 08 septembre 2011
• Nombre de lectures: 56
• Langue: English

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The best choice Shower Tubs

The age-old argument: he wants to put in a shower stall, but she wants a bathtub. But the thing is,

they’d both be happy if they installed a shower-bath combo.

Not only can the

Bath England

shower tub save on arguments, but it also saves space. It can also save a

lot of time in cleaning separate bathtubs and shower stalls, and save a lot of money in plumbing.

But getting the right shower tub for you can take some forethought and research.

The first thing is to make sure you get something that fits the present decor of not just your bathroom,

but your entire house. You don’t want your house to be a hodgepodge of styles.

You’ll also need to look at your needs, including your future circumstances. For example, if someone in

your family is getting up there in age, you might consider a walk-in shower tub.

You have a lot of kinds of shower tubs and

bathroom taps

to consider. If you already have a tub, you

can most likely install a shower setup for it; otherwise, you should probably buy a ready-made combo

unit.

Claw foot.

If you like the antique look, then a claw foot design might be the tub for you. A claw foot will lend

your bathroom an antique look. The basic design is a straight front and a sloped back with legged, ball,

pedestal or claw feet. They’re available in a traditional oval shape or in a heart-shaped or round tub.

These bathtubs have exposed pipes and are freestanding, so you don’t need special carpentry to install

them. They require a full shower curtain; glass doors aren’t a viable option.

Pedestal.

Pedestals are also free-standing, but they sit on a built-in platform. They are usually made of acrylic

and normally are cheaper than claw foot tubs. They’re somewhat of a novelty, and they usually are

decorative.

Corner.

These

shower trays

set into a hard-to-use corner, freeing up other space that is more valuable. Because

they have wall support on two sides, they’re simple to install. You can get them as whirlpool, air jet or

regular tubs of various shapes and sizes.

Drop-in.

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This type is often sunk into the floor, but it can also be dropped into a platform or set between walls.

With their hidden plumbing and luxurious look, drop-ins are usually the bathroom’s centerpiece.

They’re safer than some other tubs, and are easier to clean. But they’re difficult to install, normally

requiring a professional, and this usually makes them the most expensive type of tub.

Recessed.

Recessed, or alcove, tubs are bordered on three sides-normally by walls-so they only have one side

exposed. Sliding doors work well in recessed tubs, and this popular type of tub is a space-saver.

Walk-in.

Walk-in tubs are small tubs designed for invalids and the elderly. They feature a tight-sealing door in

the side for easy access. They have special safety features, and most have therapeutic jets. Some

include shower heads and

thermostatic shower

.

Whirlpool.

These therapeutic tubs relax you with soothing jets. Unlike hot tubs, whirlpool tubs are drained after

each use. Whirlpools are available in many drop-in, corner, walk-in and recessed tubs.

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