Square bathtubs give a sense of style

The soaking tub is an excellent traditional product with a non-slip texture at the bottom making it simple for any person to get in and out of it. The unit is affordable, easy to install and simple to maintain. The acrylic soaking tub with center drain is a popular item in practically all middle class households. Combining functionality, the hourglass 5 feet bath Kohler style soaking tub is crafted in high quality acrylic for durability and luster. Its multi-hued colors complement bathroom décor. Such bathtubs feature a drop-in or three wall alcove installations and designed for single person bathing.

A traditional soaking tub has three distinct advantages over a common tub. It heats water on demand thereby reducing energy consumption and circulates water by thermo-siphon thereby eliminating the need of pumps and electricity. Its sanitation is greatly simplified because water can be drained frequently. Corner soaking tubs feature head rest, arm rest and minimum water holding capacity of 43 gallons.

The American corner bathtubs are available in different colors for better look and are made up of acrylic with fiber glass reinforcements. Such tubs are usually installed without integrated shower. They are typically installed under windows to provide a handy ledge for plants or decorative items. Corner soaking tubs lend themselves very well in tiny spaces. Today the usage of such bath tubs has drastically changed the way people perceive bathing.

The Japanese deep tub is usually meant for full soaking and not for soaping for rinsing. Electronic fine tuning of water temperature is prevalent in such units. For installing Japanese tub, a professional licensed contractor is necessary. The design allows the bather enough space as well as depth while saving on the amount of water required to fill-in the tub.

Corner air tubs are offered by all major brands. The air bath standard feature consists of individual air jets, variable speed pump, heated air system, control pad and pulse wave. The smallest corner air tub is primarily for single person usage. It is deep oval with a sloping back rest and a depression seat in the corner. Such corner air tubs allow bubbles to massage the bathers and relieve them of aches and pain. It can be installed in any corner of a bathroom. They are perfect for "at-home-spa" experience.

Small corner tubs are perfect for bathrooms with space shortage. As the name suggests, such types are designed for installation in the corner of the bathroom and is specifically meant for angled and curved spaces. The free standing tubs lend a very classical look to the bathroom. The basic tub design is sloped sides and straight back resting on a pedestal. They come in a variety of sizes, styles and materials. The sunken soaker tubs hint of a blend of contemporary and traditional classic style. It is a versatile bathing unit providing the bathers a relaxing, soothing and refreshing repose. They have a slip resistant surface and consist of cast acrylic construction.