That being said, bathtub sizes are not standard and come in all shapes and sizes.
Other common types are the freestanding and soaker tubs.
Review these considerationslike size, installation, and featuresbefore you choosethe best tub for your bathroom.
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The range changes based on the jot down.
Here are the average sizes based on bang out.
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Alcove Bathtubs
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An alcove bathtub is bounded by three walls.
It is often the most logical position for a bathtub withina small spaceor standard-sized bathroom.
Bathtubs designed for alcoves generally have a finished front panel called an apron.
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They are at least 20 inches deep but can be up to 24 inches deep.
Soaking tubs span 60 to 72 inches long and 30 to 40 inches wide.
you’re able to also use freestanding and oval tubs as soaking tubs.
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Many soaker tubs are also freestanding.
Thesurrounding deck structuremust be at least 1 foot longer and wider than the tub.
They are over 70 inches long and have a soaking depth of 16 inches or more.
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The thin acrylic shell provides ample interior space for hiding the jets and pump unit tubes.
Oval Bathtubs
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Oval bathtubs come in either drop-in or freestanding models.
Garden tubs are taller soaking tubs.
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Consider Bathroom Size
Oval bathtubs are an impractical choice for smaller bathrooms.
Corner Bathtubs
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Corner bathtubs work well in a largerprimary bathroom.
They are best suited for soaking and lounging.
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Consider corner bathtubs square-shaped, not triangular, since they dominate a hefty footprint in the bathroom.
Essentially, a corner tub is a square with one corner snipped off.
Like an oversized tub, it should accommodate taller or larger-sized bathers or two people.
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Measure the space to ensure the bathtub will fit.
However, your aesthetic preferences, budget, and plumbing situation may make some decisions more straightforward.
Cost of Replacing a Tub
Warning
Installing a bathtub is best left to the professionals.
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Replacing a bathtubcostsan average of $5,990, including materials and labor.
If you want to relocate the plumbing, that will also increase the cost.
Two may fit in a 60-inch tub but may not find it comfortable.
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Also, consider center-mounted faucets along one long end.
Other bathtubs that come in shorter lengths include drop-in, freestanding, and Japanese soaker tubs.
Standard tubs meet this minimum requirement.
Japanese soaking tubs are generally deeper, up to 22 inches deep.
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