Corner Tubs For Small Bathrooms
Sometimes your bathroom is too small to accommodate a full sized tub. Then behold, the corner tub for small bathrooms. About half the size of a traditional tub, a corner tub efficiently fills that awkward corner space, and can work as just a tub, or a tub and shower combo. Perfect if relaxing and luxuriating in a long, hot bubble bath is not something you enjoy, but still want the deeper shower space.
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Do you love to soak, but have scarcely room enough for a shower? Do you have a full-size bathtub and hate knocking your knees on the bathtub rim as you use the toilet? Then there is a good possibility that a corner tub for small bathrooms would be just the tub for you.
What are the benefits of small corner tubs?
A corner bathtub gives more design options for your bathroom while freeing up floor space. Styles range from classic American acrylic designs that resemble a standard alcove tub to super convenient walk-in tubs. Add a shower head, an attractive shower surround, and a charming curtain, and you have the best of both worlds – a choice of showering or soaking. Some models come with a built-in seat for added comfort and ease of use. They are sometimes referred to as “soaking bathtubs” and can be used for exactly that. Their best use, however, is to economize on space in your small bathroom.
What are small corner tubs crafted from?
Corner tubs can be made from any material that is used for a standard tub. That means that they can be made from acrylic, metal or from marble. More than that, designs can range from a simple tub to models that are not only walk-in but include spa-style swirling jets of water. Corner bathtubs can be a simple space saver, or they can be a luxury item added to a larger bathroom.
Safety rails can easily be added to the overall design, as well as lip area where soap, shampoos and perhaps even an attractive vase can be displayed. Never be without lovely aromas or your favorite moisturizing body wash again just because it is put away in a distant cupboard.
How much are small corner tubs?
The cost of a corner bathtub is only slightly higher than that of a regular bathtub. Of course, like rectangular tubs, the material from which it is made and added features such as water jets or an inward-swinging door for a walk-in tub, will definitely increase the cost. Having the tub you want, especially one that will save the cost of moving a wall or adding an extension on the bathroom is well worth the added purchase price. After all, just think of missing out scrunching up to make it through the narrow confines of an ordinary bathroom, thanks to your attractive corner tub for small bathrooms.
What are the standard measurements of corner tubs for small bathrooms?
A standard bathtub is usually about 60” long by 23” wide. A corner bathtub is shaped more like a triangle with the sides being each 60” long. However, a corner tub for a small bathroom might only be 48 inches by 48 inches on a side – or about four feet by four feet. Corner tubs also come in a larger size, 72 inches by 72 inches, which means you could size the tub according to the person who is likely to be using it.
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A long, relaxing bath is a great way to recover from a hard day. In order not to give up the shower, it is worth choosing a white acrylic corner bathtub for small bathrooms with a glass screen. Compact shapes, longitudinal form and use of space.
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If you are in a need of something chic and modern for your not so large bathroom, you can try this eye-catching, corner bathtub. The bathtub doesn't sink into the floor, only rests on it, just like the traditional one.
This picture shows a nice idea for an arrangement of a small bathroom. A corner sink is located just above a bathtub. These white, functional elements are attractive and very solid. They save a lot of space.
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A cool aesthetic space-saving corner shower for small bathrooms. It's of durable bacteria-proof white acrylic. It has walls with an across slatted pattern, a protruding quarter-circular bowl, an inbuilt small corner shelf, a corner drain hole.
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This could work in our small bath. Replace shower curtain and tub with stall and glass wall. Room would look bigger. (Don't extend shower full length of original tub to make a space for small shelving or closet!!)
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Corner tubs are usually installed in smaller bathrooms, when consumers would love to have a tub, but can’t quite fit a standard one. As they have a different shape than typical tubs, it’s best to visit a storeroom and try sitting in one, to get the feeling.
What are my options when it comes to the materials?
Corner tubs come in various materials. The most popular ones are fibreglass, porcelain on steel, acrylic, cast iron, cultured marble, ceramic tile as well as stone and wood.
What to consider before choosing a specific material for my corner tub?
Usually, it’s the price that dictates your choice. Cultured marble or cast iron, for example, are more expensive than acrylic tubs. The more expensive materials are known to last longer, but you don’t always need a heavy duty corner tub. Consider what you need and your budget, as well as the aesthetics. As a corner tub is often not the main one, cheaper materials might just do the trick.
What about the size? My bathroom isn’t very big…
Corner bathtubs are usually around 60 inches long and 60 inches wide. Their shape, however, makes them very space-efficient.
And the height?
The height of 22 inches is the standard for corner bathtubs. Of course, there are some exceptions, and you can always have your bathtub custom-made to suit your preferences.
What about the location of faucet spout and handles?
The location of faucet spout and handles directly impacts the accessibility of your corner bathtub. If these are placed on the front, you need enough space on the sides to exit the tub.
Is cleaning a corner tub hard?
Not at all. Rinse it with clean water and then give it a wipe. For heavy dirt or moderate stains, it’s best to sprinkle the tub with baking soda and spray some vinegar-and-water solution over the stain. Let it bubble for several minutes, and afterwards scrub it with a soft cloth or a sponge till paste forms. Let the paste work for around 15 minutes, then wipe and rinse.
I mostly see triangle-shaped corner tubs, but is there some variety?
Yes. While most of the corner tubs have a roughly triangular shape, the number of sides may vary from three to five. Generally, the triangular shape is the most popular, but if you’re looking for something different, check out the rectangular tubs. These are also called “two-sided tubs” or “double apron tubs”.