No bathroom is complete without a luxurious, stylish bath to unwind in. You are spoilt for choice with ArchiPro's bath tub collection, with everything from freestanding, corner, back-to-wall, alcove and spa baths available for each and every taste.

How to choose a bath

If you’re renovating or designing a new bathroom, choosing the perfect bathtub for your space and budget is an important design decision. The right bath can transform a bathroom from a purely functional space to a place of luxurious relaxation.

However, there are many types of bath available - from the simple and functional right through to spa-like, indulgent tubs. Here are a few ideas to consider when selecting the right bath for your space.

Freestanding baths

The classic freestanding bath is generally a design decision based on using the tub as a stunning visual feature. Many freestanding baths are ornate or decadent sculptural pieces and can ignite an immediate sense of luxury and decadence. Freestanding baths do generally take up more floor space than other options and require slightly different plumbing so it pays to consider the dimensions of the space and whether a freestanding tub is the best option. Whether it’s a traditional claw-foot bath or a sleek, contemporary version, the freestanding tub is a coveted option where space and budget allow.

Spa baths

A spa bath is generally a tub that incorporates a range of water or air jets to create therapeutic, massaging options for the ultimate relaxation. These types of baths are generally at the higher end of the range and sometimes require additional plumbing, however, the ongoing benefits generally outweigh the initial investment.

Corner baths

Where space is an issue, a corner bath can offer the most economical way to include a tub while maximising the available floor space around it. A corner bath is usually positioned against two walls and can work well is square bathrooms or those with limited space.

Shower over bath

Like corner baths, shower baths are an efficient way to utilise space in a smaller bathroom. There are various styles of shower baths available, ranging from the basic, rectangular tub to bespoke options with differing dimensions.

Back-to-wall baths

Back-to-wall baths are positioned with one of the longer sides against the wall. Back-to-wall baths are popular for those who want to create the look and feel of a freestanding tub, but without the added maintenance of needing to clean behind the tub, and in situations where space is at a premium.