Free Standing Tub - personal experiance.
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Comments (0)In our master bath remodel project, my husband and I had chosen the Bain Ultra FS model; but have since learned that it is not yet certified in our state. We are now considering the Boreal FS model by Oceania Baths. Has anyone had experience with this product? Thank you....See MorePlumbing allowances/Free Standing tub suggestions
Comments (26)aam31, the Amalfi which is what I sat in at Ferguson is around that width, and my husband and I felt comfortable. For reference, I am a 6'1" female and my husband is 6'0" and we are both broad shouldered. The Mozzano is 29 inches wide and I felt it was a little snug and I also didn't feel like I could stretch out as much. Not Bob the Builder, I can see why you would say that. I am a very tall female with long legs. My husband and I are runners and it's important for us to have a nice tub that I can stretch out and soak in after long runs. My old house had an acylic garden tub and although it was nice and deep, I couldn't even straighten my legs and it didn't hold in heat. I am choosing a V and A tub because it has a 25 year warranty and it being made of stone, it will hold warmth in longer so I can soak comfortably longer. I feel like it's worth the investment :)...See MoreFree standing tub or built-in tub?
Comments (1)I think it depends on how you live and if you're planning for resale. I am a bath person and chose an insert so that I could have an air jetted tub, have room for candles, bath salts, etc. and for ease of cleaning around it. I was told that it can sometimes be difficult to clean around free standing tubs, especially in a smaller space. Also, we wanted a larger one as my husband enjoys it after a long day of cycling. The tub insert may not be the rage right now but it functions best for us....See MoreFree standing tub filler - new construction on concrete slab
Comments (7)I'm currently working on a new build with a concrete floor on the 1st level of the house, which is the level that 2 of the bedrooms are on. The master bath is going to have a free standing tub, but I've decided on a Roman style tub filler that will be mounted to the deck of the tub. You might try this style mount if you can't find a free-standing tub filler that can accommodate a concrete floor. On a related note: how did you finish your concrete floors?...See Morejjaazzy
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