There's a lot to consider when buying a bathtub, which is why we have a dedicated page offering you expert advice. Our experts say there are a few main categories to consider:
Type
There's a range of bathtubs on the market, from built-in to freestanding and your space and preference will largely determine which you choose.
Shape
If you can name a shape, there's probably a bathtub to match it. Curvaceous bathtubs look great in a boxy room, whilst square designs can look contemporary. The shape will also change how it feels to lie in.
Size
If you plan on having children or another person in the bat, investing in a bigger size will make all the difference. There's nothing less relaxing than a crowded bath.
Material
There are a range of bathtub materials which will weigh and cost different amounts. It's important to consider these factors alongside appearance, especially with how it looks against your bathroom floor.