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  • Baö Elegant 1500 Acrylic Freestanding Back to Wall Oval Bath in Gloss White - The Blue Space
    Original price $2,466
    Current price $1,972

    Bao Elegant 1500mm Freestanding Bath

    The Baö Elegant 1500mm Freestanding Bath is a timeless classic shrouded in style. Its shadowline design and soft curves offer grace and sophistica...

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  • Baö Elegant 1700mm Back to Corner Oval Bath in Gloss White - The Blue Space
    Original price $2,551
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    Bao Elegant 1700mm Back to Corner Bath

    The Baö Elegant 1700mm Back to Corner Bath is a timeless classic shrouded in style. Its shadowline design and soft curves offer grace and sophisti...

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  • Baö Fluted 1500 Freestanding Back to Wall Oval Bath in Matte White - The Blue Space
    Original price $2,577
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    Bao Fluted 1500mm Back to Wall Bath - Matte White

    Feel the groove of our Baö Fluted 1500mm Back to Wall Bath. With stylish V-Groove fluting, it’s sure to sizzle in any bathroom. No wishy washy vib...

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  • Baö Fluted 1700mm Back to Corner Acrylic Oval Bath in Matte White only at The Blue Space
    Original price $2,666
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    Bao Fluted 1700mm Back to Corner Bath - Matte White

    Feel the groove of our Baö Fluted 1700mm Back to Corner Bath. With stylish V-Groove fluting, it’s sure to sizzle in any bathroom. No wishy washy...

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  • Bao Bon Back to Corner Acrylic Oval Bath 1500mm in Crisp White - The Blue Space
    Original price $1,970
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    Bao Bon 1500mm Back to Corner Bath

    Step into luxury with the Baö Bon Back To Corner Bath! This modest, versatile bathtub is not only economical when it comes to space, it's also a g...

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  • Bao Bon Back to Wall Acrylic Oval Bath 1700mm - The Blue Space
    Original price $1,992
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    Bao Bon Back to Wall Bath 1700mm

    Take your bath to the next level with our Baö Bon Back To Wall Bathtub! It has a sleek, simple design that will seamlessly fit into any bathroom,...

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  • Bao Bath Freestanding 1500 Gloss White Acrylic Bath
    Original price $1,584
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    Bao Bon 1500mm Freestanding Bath

    Unleash the versatility of our Bao Bon 1500mm Freestanding Bath. With its simple design and economical price, this bath is perfect for any bathroo...

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  • Caroma Urbane II Acrylic Freestanding Bath 1600 & 1800 White - The Blue Space
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    Caroma Urbane II Freestanding Bath White

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation Available in 1600mm and 1800mm lengths Available in a compact ...

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  • Caroma Noir Freestanding Slipper Bath 1700mm in Black - The Blue Space
    Original price $4,316
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    Caroma Noir Freestanding Bath 1700mm

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation 1700mm in length Generous size is ideal for bathing for two, p...

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  • BelBagno Baden Freestanding Bath White - The Blue Space
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    BelBagno Baden Freestanding Bath White

    Freestanding bath made from premium Sanitary Grade Acrylic Built-in metal frame and adjustable feet Chrome waste included Available sizes: 1500x7...

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  • BelBagno Ally Rectangle Freestanding Bath White - The Blue Space
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    BelBagno Ally Freestanding Bath White

    Freestanding bath made from premium Sanitary Grade Acrylic Semi-gloss white finish Built-in metal frame and adjustable feet Excellent thermal pro...

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  • BelBagno Romano Freestanding Slipper Bath White - The Blue Space
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    BelBagno Romano Freestanding Bath White

    Freestanding bath made from premium Sanitary Grade Acrylic Built-in metal frame and adjustable feet Excellent thermal properties. Back Support Ch...

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  • Turner Hastings Cambridge 156 TitanCast Freestanding Stone Bath - The Blue Space
    Original price $6,547
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    Turner Hastings Cambridge 156 TitanCast Bath - Satin Silk

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your Hamptons style or traditional bathroom renovation TitanCast solid surface material...

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  • Fienza Kaya Slim Wall Matte White Stone Bath 1500mm - The Blue Space
    Original price $3,599
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    Fienza Kaya Slim Wall Matte White Stone Bath 1500mm

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation 1550mm in length Cast Stone Solid Surface Bath Matte white fin...

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  • Fienza Claw Foot Freestanding Slipper Bath Semi-Gloss White Feet - The Blue Space
    Original price $1,799
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    Fienza Claw Foot Bath - Semi-Gloss White Feet

    Freestanding claw foot design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation Chrome claw feet Gloss White Acrylic bath Traditiona...

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  • Fienza Nero 1400mm Matte White Stone Bath at The Blue Space Real Reno
    Original price $3,350
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    Fienza Nero 1400mm Matte White Stone Bath

    Gorgeous freestanding bath design is a luxurious statement piece in your bathroom Cast Stone Solid Surface Bath Matte white finish 1400mm length,...

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  • Turner Hastings Cambridge 1740 TitanCast Freestanding Stone Bath - The Blue Space
    Original price $8,315
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    Turner Hastings Cambridge 174 TitanCast Bath - Satin Silk

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your Hamptons style or traditional bathroom renovation TitanCast solid surface material...

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  • BelBagno Palermo Acrylic Back to Wall Freestanding Bath 1650 & 1750 White - The Blue Space
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    BelBagno Palermo Back to Wall Freestanding Bath White

    Freestanding back to wall bath made from premium Sanitary Grade Acrylic Built-in metal frame and adjustable feet Chrome waste included Excellent ...

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  • Caroma Contemporary Luna Freestanding Rectangle Small Bath 1400 White - The Blue Space
    Original price $2,309
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    Caroma Luna Freestanding Bath 1400mm

    Beautiful soft curves Great freestanding bath for small bathrooms as it sits at 1400mm in length Quality finish that is stain and scratch resista...

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  • Caroma Urbane II Acrylic Back to Wall Freestanding Small Oval Bath 1400 1600 1800 - The Blue Space
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    Caroma Urbane II Back to Wall Freestanding Bath

    Back-to-wall bath, gives you a freestanding look while saving space Available in 1400mm, 1600mm and 1800mm lengths Includes footlocker fittings ...

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  • Caroma Blanc 1700 Freestanding Slipper Bath White - The Blue Space
    Original price $3,392
    Current price $2,374

    Caroma Blanc Freestanding Bath 1700mm

    Elegant freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation Generous size is ideal for bathing for two, perfect fo...

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  • Caroma Liano 1400 Freestanding Small Rectangle Bath - The Blue Space
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    Caroma Liano Freestanding Bath

    Flat sides allow for installation against a wall or corner, perfect for saving space Available in 1400mm, 1525mm and 1675mm lengths No overflow B...

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  • Caroma Urbane Back To Wall Rectangle Freestanding Bath 1675mm - The Blue Space
    Original price $3,516
    Current price $2,053

    Caroma Urbane Back To Wall Freestanding Bath 1675mm

    Freestanding design makes a luxurious statement piece for your bathroom renovation 1675mm in length Generous size is ideal for bathing for two, ...

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  • Turner Hastings Blanche 162 TitanCast Freestanding Bath - The Blue Space
    Original price $5,615
    Current price $5,053

    Turner Hastings Blanche 162 TitanCast Bath - Satin Silk

    Freestanding design & soft curved edges make it a luxurious statement piece for any bathroom renovation TitanCast solid surface material Sol...

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Finding Your Perfect Bathtub: A Guide for Aussie Homes

Updating your bathroom is your chance to create a space that really works for you. It's about matching your personal style and how you actually use the room day-to-day. Often, the heart of this transformation is the bathtub. It’s far more than plumbing; it’s your personal spot for unwinding, potentially the standout feature of the room, and a smart addition to your home’s overall comfort and appeal. Here at The Blue Space, we get how crucial finding the *right* bath is. That's why we offer not just a huge selection, but also the practical know-how to help you pinpoint the perfect match for your bathroom and your lifestyle.

First Things First: How Will Your Bath Fit In? (Installation Types)

The way your bathtub sits in the room makes a massive difference to the final look and usability. There are several ways to install a bath, and each suits different layouts and design dreams. Let's walk through the main choices you'll find.

The Showstopper: Freestanding Baths

Imagine a bath that stands alone, unconnected to walls. That's a freestanding bath. These are designed to grab attention, often becoming the undeniable centrepiece of the bathroom. You do need a bit more floor space around them, so they shine brightest in larger rooms where you can walk around and admire their shape. Placement is flexible too – picture it centred beneath a window or angled for extra flair. Just remember, taps will need to be floor-mounted or long-reach wall-mounted styles, adding to the installation planning.

Smart Style: Back to Wall Baths

Want that solid, modern look but need to be mindful of space? Back to wall baths offer a clever compromise. They give you the appearance of a freestanding tub from the front and sides, but one edge sits neatly against the wall. This makes cleaning behind the bath a non-issue and hides pipework easily. It’s a clean, contemporary solution that helps make the most of your available floor area, ideal for bathrooms that aren't huge but still aim for that modern aesthetic.

Clever Corners: Corner Baths

Got an awkward corner? Don't waste it! Corner baths are shaped specifically to slot right in, turning unused space into a cosy bathing nook. You might be surprised by how much room they offer inside compared to their footprint. Many even come with handy built-in seats or ledges for your bath essentials. They really are a practical problem-solver for certain layouts.

The Integrated Classic: Built-In Baths

Perhaps the most familiar style, built-in baths (or alcove baths) are installed snug against one, two, or sometimes three walls. They are then enclosed by a tiled frame or 'hob'. This approach is often very practical and budget-friendly. Plus, that surrounding ledge is super useful for keeping shampoos, soaps, and rubber ducks within easy reach. They blend seamlessly, offering a tidy and traditional bathroom look.

Luxury Platform: Island Baths

Think of an island bath as a step up in built-in luxury. While similar to freestanding tubs in being a focal point, they are typically set into a raised deck or platform that surrounds the entire bath. This creates a definite spa vibe and provides a wide ledge for sitting or placing items. This installation demands plenty of space and makes a very deliberate, high-end statement.

Pure Indulgence: Spa Baths

If true relaxation is high on your list, a spa bath could be the answer. Equipped with water or air jets, these baths offer a massaging experience right in your own home. You can find spa functions in various bath styles (like freestanding or built-in). Turning your bathroom into a personal wellness zone is the goal here. Just be sure to plan for the pump location and required access for future maintenance.

Two-in-One Functionality: Shower Baths

Working with a smaller bathroom or ensuite where squeezing in both a separate shower and bath just isn't feasible? Shower baths provide a brilliant combined solution. What makes them work so well? One end is typically shaped with a wider, flatter base. This gives you a stable spot to stand comfortably while you shower. Add a simple glass screen, and you keep the water where it should be. It really is a smart solution for handling daily showers but still having that lovely bath ready for when you want a proper soak.

A Touch of Texture: Fluted Baths

Looking for a bath with a bit more personality? Check out fluted designs. These are relatively new and add a nice touch of quiet style. The outside surfaces have vertical grooves – think gentle ridges running top to bottom. It creates this great texture that catches the light in interesting ways. You'll mostly find this on freestanding or back-to-wall baths, and it gives the tub a bit of touchable interest.

Shape Matters: Finding Your Bathing Style

Beyond how it's installed, the actual shape of the tub affects how it feels to use and how it looks in the room.

Curved Comfort: Oval Baths

There's something naturally calming about the soft curves of an oval bath. If you enjoy really leaning back and unwinding, many find this shape super comfy – it just seems to fit the body well. You see a lot of freestanding baths in oval shapes, and they definitely help create that relaxed, spa feeling at home.

Straightforward Space: Rectangular Baths

Efficient and classic, rectangular baths fit easily into corners and against walls. They offer predictable, ample internal space and suit almost any bathroom style you can think of, from the very traditional to the ultra-modern. A reliable and familiar choice.

Making a Splash: Round Baths

Less common, but undeniably eye-catching. A round bath is a bold design move. Usually quite large and deep, they offer a unique bathing experience and sometimes have room for two. They definitely need significant floor space and are almost always freestanding features.

Recline in Style: Slipper Baths

If long, comfortable soaks are your aim, look at slipper baths. They get their name because one or both ends sweep upwards, creating a high, sloped backrest. That extra support makes all the difference when you just want to lie back and relax for a while.

Clean Lines: Square Baths

For a sharp, contemporary look, square baths offer geometric appeal. They fit well within minimalist or modern designs. Some are compact, making them suitable for smaller bathrooms, while larger versions act as bold statement pieces. You'll also find some corner baths have a generally square outline.

What's it Made Of? Bath Materials Explained

What the bath is actually made of makes a difference. It affects the tub's weight, how well it holds heat, its overall toughness, and what it costs. So, what are the main options?

The Popular Choice: Acrylic Baths

Acrylic baths show up everywhere, and for good reason. They don't cost the earth, they aren't excessively heavy, and manufacturers can mould them into all sorts of shapes. What's it like to use? Acrylic feels warmish to the touch, not cold like some materials, and it holds the water temperature reasonably well. The surface is smooth and doesn't have pores, which helps stop stains and makes cleaning pretty simple. It handles normal use just fine but be aware you *can* scratch it if you're not careful (though light scratches can often be buffed out). All up, it's a solid, practical option.

Solid Luxury: Stone Baths

Want that high-end spa feel? Stone baths, made from composite resin or sometimes natural stone, deliver. These baths feel seriously solid, almost like carved stone. They look incredible and are brilliant at keeping your bath water properly hot for a long soak. Plus, they're really tough – resisting scratches and chips very well. The main things to consider are the cost, which is higher, and the weight. Stone baths are *heavy*, so it's wise to double-check if your floor structure needs any extra support before you commit.

Tough and Tidy: Steel Baths

Steel baths start with a core of steel sheet, which is then coated in very tough enamel. The result? A bath that's built strong. That enamel coating shrugs off most scratches, knocks, and common bathroom cleaning chemicals. It's also very hygienic and simple to clean because it's non-porous. Steel baths warm up fast with hot water, although they might not hold the heat quite as long as stone or acrylic unless they're well-insulated when installed. They offer a very solid feel and excellent longevity.

Size It Up: Ensuring the Perfect Fit

It sounds obvious, but getting the bath size wrong can really disrupt your bathroom's flow. Too big, and it dominates the room; too small, and you won't get that comfortable soak you were dreaming of. Measuring is key.

Measure Twice, Buy Once

Get the tape measure out and be precise. For built-in styles, measure the alcove exactly. For freestanding baths, don't just measure the bath's dimensions; map out where it will sit and allow breathing room around it. Aim for at least 100mm clearance on all sides for cleaning access and visual balance – often, a little more looks even better. And critically, check that you can still easily open doors and access sinks or toilets!

Who's Bathing?

Think about the main users. Taller folks will appreciate a longer or deeper tub to stretch out. If it's primarily for bathing young children, perhaps a slightly lower side or a less deep model might be more practical and safer.

Finding Your Size at The Blue Space

To make searching easier, we group our baths by size. This helps you quickly filter options that will realistically fit your space:

  • Small Baths: Ingenious solutions for tight spots, powder rooms, or ensuites.

  • Baths Under 1500mm: Catering to smaller standard bathroom dimensions common in Australia.

  • 1500mm to 1700mm Baths: This range covers many 'standard' bath sizes, balancing comfort with space needs.

  • Baths Over 1700mm: For those blessed with ample bathroom real estate, offering a truly luxurious bathing experience.

Colour & Style: Setting the Bathroom Mood

Functionality is vital, yes, but let's face it – how your bath looks is a huge part of your bathroom's personality.

The Enduring Appeal of White

There's a reason white baths are perennial bestsellers. White looks clean, fresh, and bright. It makes bathrooms feel more spacious and works with absolutely any colour scheme you can imagine. It’s a timeless, safe bet that always looks good.

Making a Statement with Black

Feeling bold? A black bath commands attention. It adds instant drama and sophistication, looking particularly striking against lighter tiles or paired with matte black tapware. Black works beautifully in modern, industrial, or moody, luxurious schemes. One small point: water marks or soap residue might show up more easily than on white.

Natural Tones: Clay and Colours

Looking beyond black and white? Clay tones, soft greys, muted greens, and other colours are making inroads. These hues can add warmth, personality, and a connection to nature. A coloured bath can tie in perfectly with specific tile choices or create a unique, inviting focal point that feels less clinical than standard white.

Quality You Can Trust: Leading Bath Brands

Why go with a known brand? It generally means you're getting decent materials put together properly, backed by a warranty you can rely on. That peace of mind is worth something. We're quite particular about the brands we stock here at The Blue Space for that very reason. You can confidently explore ranges from names like:

Each brand brings its own design flair and special features to the table, ensuring there’s a high-quality bath out there that matches your specific needs and taste.

The Finishing Touch: Bath Wastes Matter

It might seem like a small detail, but the bath waste is essential for letting water in and out efficiently. It also adds to the overall look.

Simple Push: Pop-Up Wastes

Common and convenient, pop-up wastes usually work with a simple push on the plug top. Sometimes, they're controlled by a knob near the overflow. Sleek and easy.

Flush Finish: Pop-Down Wastes

Operating similarly with a push, pop-down wastes are designed to sit flush with the bath's surface when open, which can make cleaning the tub base a little easier.

Safety First: Wastes with Overflows

That little hole near the top rim of most baths? That's the overflow, a crucial safety feature to prevent accidental flooding. Wastes designed with overflows connect the drain plug area to this overflow outlet. Most baths require this type. Be aware that some very minimalist freestanding baths might omit the overflow, so always check the specs.

And here’s a tip: check the waste finishes! You can get them in chrome, matte black, brushed metals, brass, and more. Matching the waste to your taps and shower fittings really pulls the whole look together nicely.

Okay, Time to Choose Your Bath

Okay, decision time! Selecting the best bathtub really comes down to balancing these key elements:

  1. Your Room Reality: Honest measurements and thinking about clearance are non-negotiable.

  2. How You'll Use It: Daily family use? Occasional relaxing soaks? Combined shower duty? Be realistic.

  3. Your Design Vision: What's the vibe? Modern? Classic? Spa-like? Choose a shape and style that fits.

  4. Material Match: Consider the feel, heat retention, durability, and cost of acrylic, stone, or steel.

  5. Your Budget: Set a realistic figure, remembering installation, taps, and waste costs add up.

Working through these points systematically will lead you to a bathtub that doesn't just look amazing but works brilliantly for you day in, day out.

Why Make The Blue Space Your Bathtub Destination?

We live and breathe bathrooms here at The Blue Space. Our goal is simple: help Australians create bathrooms they truly love – functional, beautiful spaces. That's why we offer such a massive variety of bathtubs. Freestanding, built-in, corner, spa... you name it, we've likely got options across different shapes, sizes, and materials from top brands you can trust.

More than just products, we offer expertise. Our team understands the technicalities and the trends. We believe in clear explanations, helping you grasp the real benefits of each choice. We want you to feel confident choosing us. That comes from offering good quality gear alongside straightforward, friendly advice – no confusing jargon. Whether you're after the latest thing or a classic style that never dates, we've aimed to put together a range that gives you genuinely good options.

So, feel ready to start looking? The best next step is to browse through the baths on our website. See what catches your eye. Remember, if you have questions pop up while you're looking, just ask. We're here to make finding the right bath as easy – maybe even enjoyable – as possible. Let's get that better bathroom started!

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I consider when looking for a new bathtub?

There are a number of factors to consider when you’re looking for a new bathtub. A few of which we’ve highlighted below.

Bath style: Consider which style of baths are available. Primarily the styles of baths to choose between are freestanding and inset, both of which we’ve gone over in the answer below. But as always there are a few variations once you research a little deeper.
Bath size and shape: The size and shape of your bathtub are key considerations. How big should the bathtub be in order to fit in your bathroom, while still offering maximum comfort? How about whether an oval or square shape looks best?
Bathroom walls: The position of walls is another factor worth considering. If your bath is to sit against a wall, ensure it’s fully sealed or that you can clean in between. We see this consideration overlooked far too often.

What styles of baths are available?

There are primarily two styles of baths available.

Freestanding baths: This style of bath is often used as the primary focal point in a bathroom. Standing alone without any support from a wall, they’re a bold choice that draws attention for their perceived luxury.
Inset baths: This style of bath is much more understated, but doesn’t have to be any less luxurious. Positioned in the corner of your bathroom or against a single wall, inset baths help to maximise floor space and usually offer a ledge to rest items on as you bathe.

While these are the two most popular styles, there are slight hybrids of the two where you’re able to place freestanding baths against a wall.

As you’ll discover in our next answer however, these hybrid baths must be designed correctly to either block water spillage or allow enough space to clean.

Can you put a freestanding bath against a wall?

If you can’t go past the luxurious elegance of a freestanding bath but are short of floor space within your bathroom, you may be tempted to put a freestanding bath against a wall. Before doing this, you’re going to have to make a couple of considerations.

The primary consideration is whether the design advantages of a freestanding bath trumps the extra cleaning work that you’re going to have to do when it’s pushed against a wall. That small space between the bath and wall will soon catch dust and be a prime place for damp mould to develop.

If you can’t bring it out about 30 cm from the wall, then we’d recommend using a hybrid that allows you to raise the shelf and tile it against the wall so there’s no visible gap.

What is better - stone, steel or acrylic baths?

When it comes to choosing between stone, steel or acrylic tubs, the choice is entirely up to you and what you’re trying to achieve in your bathroom.

Acrylic tubs are a popular choice for their durability when compared directly to porcelain. They’re a flexible and often cheaper option when it comes to both their up-front cost and installation as they’re lighter. Acrylic tubs are a better option for most family bathroom settings.

Stone tubs are beautiful from an aesthetic point of view and a more luxurious choice over an acrylic bath. Stone baths will retain the heat for longer giving you a more time to relax and shed the day's stress.

Steel tubs are enamel coated making them easy to clean and one of the most resilient types of baths on the market. They are also available in many shapes and sizes.

What is the most comfortable bath shape?

The bottom line is that you’re going to want a bath that not only looks great but is comfortable enough to relax into after a hard day at work.

When it comes to choosing a bath shape for comfort, whether they’re oval or square-shaped on the outside doesn’t matter. What matters is how the inside surface, especially the bottom, has been designed.

We find that the most comfortable bathtubs have an ergonomically shaped bottom and back, allowing your body to mould into it when you take a seat.

Another factor when it comes to choosing the most comfortable bath shape is whether the back is lower than your feet. This design means that you won't have to hold yourself up from sliding down, keeping you locked in your sitting position and able to truly relax.

Do you have a bath suitable to have a bath screen installed on it?

Absolutely, our steel baths are manufactured from the highest guage 3.5mm porcelain on steel, ensuring great hygene properties, scratch resistance, sound deadening and heat retention. Most come with a 30 year warranty.

Acrylic is also a great option for children as modern materials and manufacturing methods produce very high quality products with greatly improved heat retention. Most of these come with a 15 year warranty.

Whichever way you decide to go, The Blue Space strongly recommends the use of pop-down wastes with any bath, read more about why in our Product Advice section.

I have some chips on my pressed steel bath. Can this be repaired?

Yes, there are bath repair kits available. However, if your bath is old it might be better to simply replace it as the repair kits do not guarantee perfect results.

How many litres will the bath holds?

This depends on the individual bath. The capacity is listed in the specs for each bath.

What type of bathtub is best for small bathrooms?

Small baths, corner baths, and shower baths are ideal for compact spaces. They maximise functionality while offering a luxurious bathing experience without taking up too much room.

How do I choose the right material for my bathtub?

Acrylic bathtubs are lightweight and versatile, stone baths offer luxury and durability, while steel baths are known for their strength and heat retention. Consider your bathroom’s style, usage needs, and maintenance preferences when selecting a material.

Are spa baths difficult to maintain?

Spa baths require regular cleaning of the jets and surfaces to maintain hygiene and functionality. Many models include self-cleaning features that make maintenance easier.

Can I install a freestanding bathtub in a small bathroom?

Freestanding bathtubs can be installed in smaller bathrooms, but it's essential to ensure there’s enough space around the bath for easy access and cleaning. Smaller freestanding models are available to suit more compact spaces.