Small Bathtubs Will Turn Your Bathing Space Into An Oasis
The idea of using small bathtubs when you want to remodel your bathroom may seem like a daunting task if you are not aware of the many different options that are available on the market. You do not have to compromise style simply to find something that will fit into your bathroom. In fact, there are bathtub designs that were specifically made to maximize your bathroom space. For example, ofuro bathtubs are the Japanese version of having a private place for relaxation. Isn’t that what a bathroom should be used for, ultimately? Yes, we bathe, dress and relieve ourselves in the bathroom, but you can have so much more when you explore ways to make that bathroom space a true sanctuary, even when space is a premium.
Soaking bathtubs for small bathrooms are another option that many manufacturers have designed with small spaces in mind. Depending on your tastes and needs, you can pay as low as $700 or as high as $3,000 for a small bathtub design. Or, for the more expensive taste, you can pay upwards of $9,000. Just know that you do not have to spend that much money, even for cast iron bathtubs. The pure iron and thickness of cast iron bathtubs guarantees durability. You can also purchase these bathtubs in a number of different finishes to match your bathroom decor.
Another beauty in the small bathtub collection is a clawfoot jetted tub, which comes with powerful air jets that target every tired muscle in your body. The structure of a clawfoot bathtub will fit neatly into any small bathroom. The clawfoot finishes are available in many different colors which include chrome, old world bronze, polished brass and satin nickel.
While there are many different bathtub manufacturers, there is one that prides itself on setting industry standards for consumer comfort. Americh bathtubs have many different styles with the hydrotherapy technology, which combines water and massaging motions for healing and relief. The three different bathing systems fit small bathrooms with corner configurations.
Price is not the only consideration for selecting bathtubs for small bathrooms. You can get expensive versions or not so expensive ones and still turn your private bathing space into an oasis.
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Alicia
Posted 164 days ago
It's good to hear that there are small bathtub options for our home. I can't wait to remodel!
Payton
Posted 165 days ago
We did some remodeling in the master bathroom recently and installed one of those clawfoot tubs with jets. It looks great and doesn't take up much space. My wife stays in there for hours on end!
Victoria
Posted 165 days ago
My husband and I are thinking of buying an older home that needs a lot of work. Its in a great neighborhood and has lots of potential. The bathrooms are really small, but I now see that there are many tub options for a small bathroom.
Travis
Posted 165 days ago
My wife is out of town on business and is going to be really surprised when she sees what I did to her bathroom. I found a soaking tub that she is going to love.
Gretchen Baker
Posted 165 days ago
Our home is very small and I have really missed having a luxurious bathroom. I had no idea there were so many options available for small bathrooms and this article has encouraged me to start looking for a soaking tub.
Jessie Henley
Posted 165 days ago
I am really glad to see that there is more attention being put on smaller bathtubs. These are great for that half bath that you have in your home that you can turn into a full bath with these bathtubs and bring up the value of your home.