Collection: Baths

1. What type of bath should I choose?

Single ended baths are a popular choice for everyday bathing, while double ended baths offer a more symmetrical design with room to relax at either end. Shower baths combine bathing and showering in one space-saving solution, while freestanding and back to wall baths can create a more distinctive focal point. The best choice depends on your available space, preferred style and how you use your bathroom.

2. What size bath do I need?

The right bath size depends on both your bathroom and the space you want inside the bath. Many standard baths are around 1700mm long, but shorter and more compact options are available for smaller bathrooms. Before ordering, check the bath's full dimensions as well as the position of doors, furniture and other bathroom fittings.

3. Are freestanding baths suitable for small bathrooms?

They can be. While freestanding baths are often associated with larger bathrooms, compact designs and back to wall styles can provide a similar statement look in a smaller space. Remember to consider the space around the bath as well as its overall dimensions when planning your layout.

4. What's the difference between a single ended and double ended bath?

A single ended bath normally has the taps and waste at one end, with the opposite end shaped for reclining. A double ended bath typically positions the waste centrally and has sloping ends on both sides, allowing you to relax at either end and creating a more symmetrical appearance.

5. Can I use a bath with a shower?

Yes. Shower baths are specifically designed to provide extra showering space while retaining a full bathing area, making them particularly useful where there isn't room for a separate shower enclosure. Many standard straight baths can also be combined with an appropriate bath screen and shower, depending on the installation.

6. What should I check before buying a bath online?

Check the bath's length, width and height, whether it is supplied with legs or panels, the tap-hole configuration and where the waste is positioned. For shower baths and other handed designs, also check whether you need a left- or right-hand version. Product specifications can vary, so always check the individual product details before ordering.

7. Do baths come with bath panels and taps?

It depends on the individual product. Some baths include certain fittings while others require bath panels, taps, wastes or screens to be purchased separately. Check the product description and what's included before ordering. You can also explore AquaZen's bath panels, bath screens and bathroom taps to complete your bath.

8. How do I choose a comfortable bath?

Don't judge comfort by length alone. Consider the internal bathing space, width, depth and shape of the backrest as well as your own height and build. If you enjoy longer soaks, a deeper bath or a design with a gently sloping backrest may feel more comfortable.