Corner bathtubs
Buy corner bathtub
Corner bathtubs skillfully use the space of a corner of the room to unfold widely. People like to talk about the space wonders of the corner. Due to the fact that many corner bathtubs run into the width at one end, you can definitely buy smaller models in the tubs, because you have more space inside the tub. Therefore, the corner bathtub is also considered a space-saving bathtub, because you have to take up less space than the other types of tubs.
Material of the corner bathtub
You have decided to install a corner bathtub in your bathroom? Now you need to consider what material the tub should be made of. Steel enamel bathtubs are in high demand. They hold their color for the long haul, are scratch and impact resistant, and offer sturdy construction. Cast mineral and acrylic tubs are the alternatives that have gained popularity in recent years. While acrylic is particularly lightweight, mineral cast tubs come with greater weight. With both materials, it should be noted that discoloration of the color over the years can not be ruled out.
Shape of the corner bathtub
Corner bathtubs come in different designs. Thus, they can be symmetrical or asymmetrical shape and different location on the corner. Almost in any bathroom of a certain size can be integrated such a corner bathtub.
Construction of the corner bath
Once you have chosen the material and perhaps found the tub as such, you need to figure out how you want to install it. On request, we will be happy to offer you so-called bath supports , which retain heat and with which you can easily and quickly tile the corner bath. Of course, you can also install it with tub feet and then allow the tiling by drywall.
Filling the corner bathtub
You can ensure the filling of the tub through many ways. In addition to the now common trio fittings, there is also the possibility of filling the tub through a source inlet integrated into the drain. When choosing the faucet, the world of fittings is open to you. For corner bathtubs, it doesn't really matter whether you choose freestanding faucets, wall-mounted faucets, or tile or tub rim faucets. In the end, it all depends on what structural situation the corner bathtub will be installed in.