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You can find many different types of baths at Plumbworld. These include corner baths, shower baths, freestanding baths, and more. Our collection of bathtubs spans a variety of types and styles, from straight to single-ended and double-ended baths. We have different materials like steel, acrylic, and copper to suit different preferences. With bath lengths ranging from 1100mm to 1800mm, we have options for small bathrooms, standard-sized spaces, and those seeking a touch of luxury.

Whether you're a fan of traditional baths or contemporary designs, we've got you covered. Our commitment to quality and variety means you can trust us to provide the best bath options for your bathroom.

What's more, we've made shopping for your dream bathtub a breeze. Plumbworld provides free and next-day delivery on in-stock items, so you can get your new item quickly. Shop online for our lowest price guarantee and discover unbeatable prices.

Don't forget to check out our comprehensive Buyers Guide To Baths for more information on selecting the right one for you. Go further with our range of accessories and bath taps. 

 
 

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Get the most out of your new bath

If you're thinking about replacing your bath, you're completely updating your bathroom suite or you're sick of just having a shower and want to bring a bath back on the scene then this Baths Buyers Guide is for you. We'll cover everything you need to know before you make that big purchase.

Before you Begin…

You obviously can't just open a website, close your eyes and pick the first bath your finger lands on. Some research needs to be done before you can find the most suitable bath for your suite, which is probably why you're reading this in the first place so good job! Initially you're going to have to work out how much space you have available in your bathroom, and you also need to think about the shape too as that will determine what types of bath are available to you. When you're making measurements to find out how much space you have available, remember to measure the bathroom door too as you're going to have to get the bath through it in the first place. Finally, weight should also be a consideration. You can't order a stone bath if your bathroom is on the second floor, for example unless you want it to come crashing through the ceiling whilst you're watching Coronation Street. So don't start looking until you’ve taken accurate measurements, after which you can shop to your heart’s content.

Unfortunately, money doesn't grow on trees; your budget is your next consideration. Baths can start out cheaper than expected thanks to some popular budget ranges on the market, but they can also range up to thousands of pounds if you're looking for that extra luxury. You also need to consider the costs of getting the bath installed too, and if installing a new bath is part of the wider goal of doing a complete bathroom revamp then you also need to factor in those costs too. Retailers do have package deals that combine bathroom suites with a bath so you can pick up the lot in one go, so it’s definitely worth investigating that route.

One thing that people often forget to consider is how they actually use the bath. If you're a family that takes regular baths then chances are you're going to want something more durable that can withstand constant battering by kids. If you don't have many baths, preferring showers, but still want the option for a soak then a shower bath could be the best option. If you want a bath simply for a luxurious long soak then it may be worth investing in a stylish spa-like tub with all the bells and whistles, such as a whirlpool bath. You should also think about the style as a timeless design means you won't have to replace the bath for the long run.

A bath is a big investment. There’s no harm in taking your time to be absolutely sure you’ve made the right decision.

Types of Bath

There's not just one type of bath. You only need to look at Plumbworld's full range of baths to see what's available, but which one is the right one for you?

Inset Baths

Inset Baths

It's highly likely that an inset bath is going to be the main option for most people. Their big benefit is that they can fit into a large section of bathroom situations as they are flush fitted against a wall. You'll either have it so it spans the full length of the bathroom wall so only one side is showing - that can be covered with a bath panel – or you’ll have one end showing if your bathroom is on the larger side. You can also choose between single-ended, where the bath taps are at one end, or double ended, where the bath taps sit in the middle of the bath so you can use either side to rest your head. Single ended tends to the most popular option.

They're also incredibly flexible as they come in a huge variety of sizes as well as a number of different styles. A limit on space doesn't mean you can't have a bath, as baths that aren't full size exist. The other benefit is that you don't have to choose between a shower and bath too, as a shower can easily be fitted over an inset bath for you to enjoy whenever you wish. Budget wise, inset baths are the cheapest of the bunch too

Freestanding Bath

Freestanding Baths

Freestanding baths are the ultimate in luxury, but due to this they often command a higher price. There's no doubting the spa-like atmosphere they create though, so if you have the cash and space then a freestanding bath is an ideal purchase. They grandly sit apart from the walls of your bathroom, usually in the centre. These lavish centrepieces can also be raised on a platform or a set of ornate feet while freestanding taps can be incorporated to sit alongside the bath. They also come in a range of styles that stretch from contemporary to traditional Victorian style.

The downside is that the plumbing will have to be modified to allow the bath to be used in its central location, so you need to factor in the extra labour costs too.

For even more luxury, it's worth looking at a freestanding slipper bath too. These curve up at one end, giving additional back and shoulder support for that added spa-like feel.

Whirlpool Baths

Whirlpool Baths

Whirlpool Baths offer a spa-like experience in the comfort of your own home. As the name suggests, these baths are fitted with whirlpool jets which are placed on the side shell of the bath, they’re then operated by controls.

These contemporary baths are at the height of luxury, as they include special features which help to ensure the user is as comfortable as possible Over the past couple of years Chromatherapy has come into the spotlight. Chromatherapy is the use of lights which can be used to relax a person and when combined with hydrotherapy (a therapeutic treatment that involves the moving and exercising of the water to create a jacuzzi-like experience), soothing effects are guaranteed.

Shower Bath

Shower Bath

If you don't have the space for a separate shower enclosure and bath then you'll probably want to put a shower above the bath. This is where l-shaped and p-shaped shower baths come in, which are also ideal for bathrooms that are more awkwardly shaped than your standard room. These allow for more space at the end of the bath so that you can get a little more space around the showering area in a similar way to the space you'd have in a shower enclosure. You can fit specially shaped shower screens around this area too so that it feels like a proper enclosure.

Corner Baths

Corner Baths

Corner baths are exactly what it says on the tin – a bath that can slot neatly into one corner of your bathroom. While larger statement bathrooms benefit from them, you could have it raised on a small platform with steps up to it, they're space-efficient too. Their rounded shape deep slot can give the feeling of settling down into the hot tub and your local spa. Add jets to create an even more luxurious dip.

Single or Double Ended Bath?

The style and appearance are very important factors when it comes to deciding which bath to choose. More importantly, practicality is also a main factor – its important to consider how you’re going to use your tub before you buy.

Single Ended Baths:

Single-ended baths tend to be the most popular choice as they will fit in with almost any bathroom. Both taps are situated at one end of the bath, usually above the waste area. This style of bath is typically designed for one person to relax in the tub. The taps being located at one end is ideal for bath showers which have a mixer shower valve, as this can be fitted to the wall directly above the taps and waste.

Double Ended Baths:

A double-ended bath has the waste and taps fitted in the centre of the tub or fitted to the wall. This allows both ends of the bath have a gentle slope and that there’s enough room for two people to bathe together. Additionally, the position of the taps allows you to stretch out in the tub without catching your toes on the taps – this is a great feature for those who’re a little taller and could do with the extra space. Many freestanding baths tend to be double-ended and tend to be a brilliant addition in more traditional style bathrooms.


Don't Forget…


Your job isn’t done when you’ve bought the bath; you also need to think about the things that go with it. Inset baths, for example, will need a bath panel for the final touch, unless you want the underneath of the bath on show. There’s a range of styles and finishes available, but you obviously need to make sure it matches both the bath and the rest of your bathroom.


Bath panels are another option. You may use a shower curtain instead, but bath screens are more stylish and a less cumbersome option. Again, there are a range of styles available; such as folding bath screens, or simple sail shaped bath screens.


Things like bath wastes may be included with the bath, but you should check before purchase so that you don’t end up having the bath without the full means to install it properly. You will also need to find bath taps too, which range from modern bath mixers to two separate traditional hot and cold taps. If you’re buying a freestanding bath then wall mounted taps or freestanding taps are options too.


Fancy reading a bit more about baths? Check out our History of Baths here.

What bath shape works best in a small bathroom without sacrificing comfort?

For small bathrooms, straight or shower baths in shorter lengths are the most space-efficient; you’ll find options from about 1100mm up to 1600mm, with many common compact sizes at 1600 x 700mm. An L-shaped or P-shaped shower bath can give you a generous showering area while keeping the overall footprint small; a 1700 x 850mm L-shaped shower bath suits a narrow room where you need both shower and bath. If you want a relaxing soak in tight space, a deep-soak straight bath in 1500–1600mm can feel roomier than its length suggests because of extra depth. Make sure you allow for the bath panel and any screen when measuring.

How do acrylic, carronite, steel and copper baths differ, and which one might suit your bathroom?

Acrylic is the most common choice here, it is lightweight, warm to the touch and easy to shape into modern styles, so it suits most family or renovation projects. Carronite and solid surface types offer a stiffer, more durable feel and a premium finish if you want something hard-wearing and substantial. Steel baths are very robust and chip-resistant but heavier, so they suit solid floor structures and traditional looks. Copper is a less common option and gives distinctive aesthetics plus excellent heat retention if you want a luxury feature bath.

What’s the practical difference between single-ended, double-ended and freestanding baths?

Single-ended baths have the waste and taps at one end and are ideal for fitting into an alcove or against a wall, maximising usable room space. Double-ended baths are symmetrical so both ends are shaped for leaning back, making them better for two-person baths or a more comfortable soak. Freestanding baths sit away from the wall and become a focal design feature; they work best in larger bathrooms where you want a statement piece, like a 1700 x 780mm freestanding tub centered in a principal bathroom.

Which bath size is standard for most UK bathrooms and when should you choose a larger or smaller size?

The most common standard sizes you’ll see are 1700 x 700mm and 1700 x 750mm, which balance length and comfort for an average UK bathroom. Choose a smaller size such as 1600 x 700mm or 1500 x 720mm if your room is compact or you need extra floor clearance; opt for 1800 x 800mm or 1700 x 800+ if you have space and want a more luxurious lie-down. Remember to factor in the bath panel or side and end panels. These are sold in matching sets for alcove and corner installations.

Can you have a shower over a bath, and which bath shapes make that easiest?

Yes, you can shower over many baths; purpose-made shower baths and L- or P-shaped shower baths give a larger showering area and often come as bundles with a screen. Straight baths also work with a fixed shower screen or a folding screen; for example there are straight bath bundles that include a square shower screen and front panel for a tidy, splash-free solution. If you plan frequent showering, choose a shower bath with a higher end or an included screen to reduce water splash and improve practicality.