The Complete Guide To Selecting A Free Standing Bath

A free standing bath can add value to your home by introducing the luxury aspect of beauty. It can form a remarkable centrepiece for your home's washroom, or even a bedroom that will have your visitors talking about it all the time they mention your house design.

You can pay a reclamation yard a visit and choose a second-hand roll top bath for your home that has been professionally re-enamelled. The roll top bath will add splendour to your home and offer a unique story to tell to its viewers. On the other hand, you can opt for a modern style bath that can affordably be bought on the market. You will be spoilt with choices since there are many styles to choose from which will make your selection experience even more exciting.

It doesn't matter if it is your first time shopping for a bath; it is not that hard finding the right one at a reasonable fee. You will have the pleasure of choosing between single or double-ended, raised end slippery or flat roll top, and from a broad range of floor standing or fitted shower attachments and taps, plus varieties of feet.

If you have a contemporary taste for things, modern baths come in different shapes and sizes: rectangular, egg-shaped, boat-shaped, the list is long. With the use of modern design techniques and materials, interior designers can transform a bathroom from a traditional one to an updated stylish bathroom, all promptly. Your bathroom design will be diverted to stand out from the traditional shape into a modern shape since present-day interior designers design homes in a bit different manner from what the older generation used to experience a few decades back. Even taps are mounted to give a minimalist look.

"Back-to-wall" designs are standard and recommended, in houses that have a space problem, by the Australian Building Codes Bode. It offers space for a bath to be fitted with a straight edge that comfortably fits well against the wall. Utilizing this design will help you save vital inches since every inch of space matters. Another great design that you can implement is the corner style design that also utilizes small space well. It will fit nicely between two walls leaving enough room for a shower to be fitted over. With a corner style design, there is no need to have an additional shower closure fitted if space is a problem.

In modern times, baths are manufactured using stone resin, which is resoundingly popular among modern homeowners for its durability and capability to stand heavy weight. There are still traditional iron cast baths in the market although manufacturers are no longer producing them in large quantity. Some bath manufacturers have opted for expensive baths that are made from materials like copper and bamboo.

With most designs, your pipework will be visible which can make your bathroom look unpleasant. But with modern designs now available, Livable Housing suggests you have the pipework laid beneath a wooden flow and emerges in your bathroom.


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Babak Tavakoli is an expert in interior designer, working with ACS Designer Bathrooms. He is well known in the bathroom industry in Australia for his practical bathroom ideas and out of-the-world concepts that fit any home. For more information, visit http://www.acsbathrooms.com.au/baths/freestanding-baths.html .