Looking for the perfect bathtub? Don't be intimidated by the process! There are four types of bathtubs to choose from, and each has a variety of styles. Your choices are as follows:
* Free standing bathtubs. These are not attached to the wall in any way.
* Claw foot tubs. Classy and vintage, they can be modern or old world style.
* Jacuzzi bathtubs. These are great for hydrotherapy and entertainment.
* Bathtub with shower. These are more standard, but you can also have the option of a free standing model.
Check out the articles written for each bathtub style. You will get information on materials, prices, basic ideas, and helpful how-to's. For detailed remodeling photos, check out our photo gallery that depicts what your buying power and creativity can bring!
A look at clawfoot bathtubs, and how they can add a classic, elegant old world element to your bathroom remodel.… Read more »
A description of free standing bathtubs, and a look at the pros and cons of these tubs including style, functionality, and pricing.… Read more »
A guide to incorporating a jacuzzi bathtub into your home. Topics discussed are pricing, features, planning, and other considerations.… Read more »
A bathtub with shower is the standard for the majority of homes, and for good reason –it's convenient. Another great thing about these tubs is they come in various models. You can even piece together the shower to your selected bathtub.… Read more »
There are many reasons that acrylic is the most popular choice or cleaning your bathtub. There are a few other options when it comes to cleaning materials, but over all acrylic is your best bet to keep your tub looking like new.… Read more »
Incorporating wood features into your bathroom design can create a natural and rustic look, but there are things to consider if you want to keep wood looking new in a moist environment such as a bathroom. This article offers design ideas for wood in the b… Read more »
If well taken care of, fiber glass tubs can last for many years and still look fairly brand new. The key to preventing your tub from becoming weak and discolored is making sure you maintain and clean your tub.… Read more »