Corner Baths - broadway

A corner bath is designed to fit neatly into a bathroom corner, space-efficient and ideal for smaller layouts. Compared to standard rectangular baths, they often have a more compact, angled, or rounded shape, freeing up floor space while still providing a comfortable soaking area.

Yes, many corner bathtubs at MyHomeware are designed with deep soaking basins and ergonomic contours that allow you to recline comfortably for sitting, relaxing, and spa-style bathing experiences. However, taller people should choose large 1700mm or larger corner baths, and may not fully stretch out in small corner tubs like in a rectangular tub.

To keep a bathtub in corner in top condition:

• Clean regularly with mild, non-abrasive cleaners.
• Rinse thoroughly after each use to prevent soap or mineral buildup.
• Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage acrylic or stone finishes.
• Check seals and waste outlets periodically to prevent leaks.

Choosing the right size depends on both your bathroom layout and how you plan to use the bath. Smaller options (1200–1400mm) are ideal for space-saving installations, but may limit full-body stretching. For a more comfortable soak, especially for taller users, a larger tub corner (1500–1700mm or above) is recommended. Keep in mind that while a tub corner design saves floor space, its internal bathing area varies by shape, so always compare internal dimensions rather than just external size.

For bathrooms where layout flexibility matters, a freestanding corner bath can offer a balance between space efficiency and a more open, design-focused look.

Not necessarily. While some larger designs—especially a corner spa bath—can have higher capacity due to their wider shape and added features, many modern corner baths are engineered for efficient water use. A compact soaking tub corner can actually use a similar or even lower volume of water compared to a standard rectangular tub, depending on its depth and internal design. Always check the litre capacity to match your household’s water efficiency needs in Australia.