The days of everyone just having the standard old bath tub are long gone. Even though they cost quite a bit more in some cases, the prices are dropping and more people are deciding on a great way to spruce up their bathrooms.
The types of materials used in the building of these tubs is as varied as the styles themselves. The uniqueness of today's designs is evident by the increased interest in designer tubs.
You'd be surprised at just how much even a basic handicap tub has changed over the past decade. Handicap tubs are evolving rapidly, many now coming with seats that allow the person taking the bath to avoid being forced to sit on the bottom of what is often a much deeper tub.
One of the most popular styles of tub is the deep soaking tub which allows the user to bathe far more than just the lower part of their body. The pleasure of being able to soak your entire body in a seated position is what makes the deep soaking tub one of the most popular. There is a reason that a Japanese soaking tub tends to cost more and that is they are made of very high quality materials, but there are also many medium priced options on the market
Corner tubs have become increasingly popular with those who live in more confined quarters. If you think three is a crowd think again, as that is the number of people most of these smaller tubs can hold.
Don't forget the old standby, the hot tub as a viable budget choice. These hot tubs are far more affordable than most people realize and are bigger than you think too, often holding as many as four adults easily. A portable hot tub? That's right, many of the newer smaller hot tubs can be easily moved.
Jacuzzi tubs are also another popular choice and the pricing can range from affordable to super high end depending on the options you order. If I had to select one type of tub for my personal favorite, I think it would be a soaking tub which tend to combine the best in relaxation with a very affordable price.
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