Looking to buy a bathtub that not only fits well, but supports your neck and back well, too?

Looking to buy a bathtub that not only fits well, but supports your neck and back well, too? Know your options first!

Are you looking for adding a little depth and nuances to your bathroom? Well, the most convenient way to spruce up the space a little is by replacing the old and dying bathtub. Here is what you must take into account when looking to buy a new bathtub: Bathtub style When it comes to choosing bathtubs, there are certain styles that you can think of accommodating about any bathroom size and designs, however you have to put emphasis on two key factor for sure: material and space. The space available in your bathroom has major influence over what style is right for you, as you might be a bit more interested in an oval shaped claw-feet freestanding bathtub, but you only have space for a built-in one. In addition to the space, material is also a decisive factor in choosing the right bathtub for you and your family with kids.

Certain style and designs are just done in ways that ensure safety along with durability. Easy cleaning and lower maintenance are two more factors that need to be accounted for.

Freestanding bathtub Freestanding bathtubs are a popular choice and the reason is pretty much obvious, i.e. it adds to the interior design and of course, makes a sophisticated style statement. Freestanding bathtubs are designed to freely fit about any space and they do not even need connecting walls to be fitted. Also, they provide more vivacious and aesthetic centerpiece for the bathroom if compared to the most drop-in baths and are available at a good price.

Regular The classic appearance that has been existing since 1800s and is extensively popular, the standard design ‘clawfoot’ has been altered with more modern flairs

and bents, taking away the hung claws to the ground and replacing it with more uniform and sleep looks. Although, if you wanted, the clawfoot design is yet being produced today, in case you are particularly looking for that style. These are traditionally rectangular and longer in shape, in need for more space than its contemporaries.

Oval Contrary to the classic clawfoot design is the oval bathtub. Oval shaped bathtubs are symmetrical, which makes them pretty similar to some water basins. Quite famous in smaller homes and apartments where space is premium, oval shaped baths do have more modern look that is a divergence against the sharp edges and corner of the rest of your space.

Angled Finally, if you have been looking for something unique and creative in your new bathtub, angle shaped baths are perfect. They are slightly slanted higher on one side, to provide support for your neck and back during the bath. They are incredibly flexible in size and also available in both normal and larger freestanding styles.

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