🛁 Bathtubs & Showers Types
Explore the different types of bathtubs & showers to find the best option for your needs and budget.
All Bathtubs & Showers Types 5
Alcove Bathtubs
The most common bathtub type, designed to fit between three walls. Typically combined with a shower for versatile daily use.
Pros:
- Affordable
- Space efficient
- Shower combo option
- Easy installation
Cons:
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- Limited soaking depth
- Standard sizing only
Freestanding Bathtubs
Stand alone without wall support, creating a stunning focal point. Available in clawfoot, pedestal, and modern slipper styles.
Pros:
- Design focal point
- Flexible placement
- Deep soaking
- Luxury feel
Cons:
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- Expensive
- Requires more space
- Floor-mount plumbing needed
Shower Panels & Systems
All-in-one shower towers with multiple spray heads, body jets, and handheld wands. Transform a standard shower into a spa experience.
Pros:
- Multiple spray options
- Spa experience
- Easy retrofit
Cons:
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- May require higher water pressure
- More expensive than standard
- Complex installation
Walk-In Showers
Curbless or low-threshold shower enclosures with glass doors or panels. Modern design that improves accessibility and opens up the bathroom.
Pros:
- Accessible
- Modern look
- Easy to clean
- Opens up space
Cons:
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- Requires proper drainage slope
- Professional installation
- Can be cold
Whirlpool & Jetted Tubs
Feature built-in water or air jets for hydrotherapy massage. Available in alcove, drop-in, and freestanding configurations.
Pros:
- Therapeutic massage
- Muscle relaxation
- Luxury experience
Cons:
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- Expensive
- Higher maintenance
- Requires electrical connection
- Harder to clean jets