Seated Baths

Your decision to buy a sitting bathtub can be influenced by a variety of factors, such as comfort, accessibility, and personal taste.

First off, seated baths are perfect for luxurious bathrooms. Their narrow design and build add to the aesthetics of many modern bathrooms, hence, it's fast becoming a popular option. The built-in seat in the sitting bathtub coupled with the shape allows the user to get comfortable and enjoy a good soak. As opposed to the old styles, this modern seated tub is spacious enough to accommodate tall individuals. 

Secondly, these bathtubs offer a space-efficient option without sacrificing comfort in bathrooms with limited square footage. Due to their compact size, they are a realistic option for bathrooms with limited space. 

Seated Bathtub Materials

Numerous materials are used to construct seated bath tubs, and each has an impact on the functionalities and visual attractiveness of the bath. AquateX Stone resin which is often in black or white color is a common seated bathtub material as it is durable, eco-friendly, and has a smooth surface. Seated baths are also of DurateX fiberglass composite which is renowned for having high thermal insulation capabilities and being easy to clean. Worth mentioning are the types made from solid wood. Wooden tubs are not just pleasing to the eyes but are durable, wholly waterproof, and of top-notch quality.

Benefits and Drawbacks of Seated Baths

The comfort and accessibility of sitting bathtubs are what make them so appealing. The ergonomic design also makes bathing more enjoyable and perfect for people of all ages. However, seated bathtubs may not be suitable for large bathrooms due to their common compact shape. 

Choosing the ideal sitting bath depends on several factors. During the decision-making process, keywords such as "luxury," "modern," "compact," and "elderly-friendly" are crucial. If you're looking for a nice way to take a bath, a deep, tastefully constructed sitting bath could be perfectly suitable.