Kaldewei

Look at the available lengths, Kaldewei Eurowa baths commonly come in 1700, 1600, 1500 and 1400 mm, all with a 700 mm width, and match that to your room and access. If you want a comfortable soak for an adult, a 1700 mm bath is a good choice; for a small family bathroom or an apartment, 1500 or 1400 mm saves space without losing the steel enamel finish. Also check where the taps and waste will sit and that the bath can be carried through doorways and up stairs. If you have doubts, the 1600 mm is a sensible middle ground.

Kaldewei's steel enamel is a hard, glossy surface that's highly scratch-resistant and comes with a 30-year guarantee, so it's built to stay looking new for decades. It gives a deep gloss and a premium feel that other materials struggle to match, and it's also 100% recyclable, so longevity helps the environment too. For everyday care, use non-abrasive cleaners and a soft cloth to preserve the finish and the gloss.

Anti-slip refers to a textured base inside the bath to reduce slipping when you stand, while grip holes are built into the bath rim to give an integral handhold for getting in and out. The grip handle set is a separate accessory you can fit if you prefer a mounted handle rather than built-in holes. For someone elderly or with mobility needs, combining anti-slip plus built-in grip holes or adding the handle set gives the safest setup.

The range shows both Eurowa and Eurowa ECO models in the same common sizes and with options such as 2 tap holes, grip holes and anti-slip, so the ECO line gives you another specification choice within the Eurowa family. If you want the exact difference in manufacturing or finish, check the individual product details, but functionally you can expect the same steel enamel qualities and the same size options. Choosing an ECO model can be a way to get the Eurowa design with a slightly different price or specification.

Baths marked with 2 tap holes have two pre-drilled holes on the bath rim to accept a deck-mounted hot and cold tap or a bath filler, and they're all single-ended Eurowa baths so the holes are at one end. If you plan a freestanding filler or wall-mounted taps, pick a bath without deck holes or ensure the taps' position matches the single-ended layout. if you want a deck-mounted mixer at the end of a 1700 x 700 mm bath, order the 2 tap holes version so the taps sit neatly on the rim.