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Bathtub Shower

When you have limited space in your bathroom, but need the convenience of an all in one bath, you may want to consider installing a round bathtub shower. These are compact tubs that are designed specifically to take up as little space as possible so you should be able to find one that fits your bathroom no matter how small it is. However, just because they are small does not mean you have to feel cramped and uncomfortable when you are taking a bath. Because they are built to be nice and deep, you can sit back and soak with the water up to your neck if you like.

Circular bath tub showers can be used for both a quick rinse and an hour long soak, so you are not forced to take one or the other. Their nice roundish shape makes them perfect for taking nice long soaks, and some models are able to seat two people as well. There are many different styles and varieties available so you are definitely not short on options. One especially nice model is the Japanese Ofuro tub which is based off of the traditional soaking tub in Japan. Other models may have water jets, or side doors for easy access.

One type of round bathtub shower that you will particularly like if you are short on space in your bathroom is the corner tub. This model will fit nicely into pretty much any corner in your bathroom. The best part about them is that they are installed off to the side leaving much more space in your bathroom to move around, not to mention the space that they do take up is in the corner, so it probably would not have gone to good use anyway.

When looking at the many different circular bath tub showers available, one important consideration you have to make is which material you would like your model of choice to be made out of. Most tubs these days are made from acrylic, fiberglass, or a mixture of both. Any of these is suitable, but they each have their own pros and cons when it comes to durability, how long it will last, if the color will fade, etc. There are even some styles of round bathtub shower that are made of cast iron, but these are usually antiques as metal has fallen out of use.

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