Bathtubs - ceto

The best bathtub depends on your space and lifestyle. Freestanding tubs are ideal for luxury bathrooms, back-to-wall or corner tubs maximise space in compact layouts, while drop-in models create a seamless, built-in finish. For relaxation, deep soaking or whirlpool tubs are great choices.

For elderly users, comfort-height bathtubs, walk-in tubs, or back-to-wall models with lower entry points are excellent options. These designs reduce strain when entering or exiting the tub. Non-slip surfaces, supportive edges, and ergonomic shapes also enhance safety and ease of use.

The lifespan of a bathtub depends on the material. Acrylic tubs typically last 10–15 years with proper care, cast iron and enameled steel can last around 20 years, while concrete and stone bathtubs may go longer. High-quality finishes, regular cleaning, and avoiding harsh chemicals all extend durability and keep the tub looking new.

Acrylic bathtubs are lightweight, warmer to the touch, and easier to install, making them popular for modern homes. Porcelain tubs, usually cast iron or steel coated with enamel, are heavier but more durable and resistant to scratches. The better choice depends on whether you prioritise comfort, cost, or long-term durability.