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Find your perfect bath at Bathroom City, suitable for bathrooms of all shapes and sizes. With lengths from 1000mm to 1800mm and widths from 600mm to 1000mm, we have options for every space. Whether you need a shower bath for a compact room, a corner bath for an ensuite, a roll-top for a family bathroom, or an extra-large tub for a spacious retreat, you'll find the right fit here.
Bath dimensions vary significantly to accommodate different bathroom layouts:
- Small baths start at 1200mm and 1300mm bath lengths, ideal for cloakrooms and compact en-suites where space is restricted.
- Standard residential sizes include 1400mm baths, 1500mm, 1600mm, and 1700mm in length. These suit typical family bathrooms whilst providing comfortable soaking depth.
- Straight Baths: Feature parallel sides and rectangular footprints, fitting flush against walls in standard bathroom configurations. These are the most common and are available in single-ended or double-ended formats.
- Shower Baths: Incorporate wider showering areas within L-shaped or P-shaped designs.
- Freestanding Baths stand independently rather than fitting against walls.
- Corner Baths: Utilise triangular shapes to fit into room corners.
- Whirlpool Baths: Feature integrated jet systems.
- Slipper and Roll-Top Baths: Traditional Victorian-inspired designs.
Take a look at our article on the different types of baths.
Learn more about the factors to consider when buying a bath, or take a look at our top baths for two people.
Acrylic with Carronite: Carronite baths for enhanced rigidity.
Steel and Cast Iron: Steel and Cast Iron Bathtubs deliver traditional styling.
Modern Baths feature clean geometric lines, minimalist profiles, and contemporary finishes. Straight edges, squared corners, and slim bath rims characterise modern styling. These suit bathrooms with frameless shower enclosures, wall-hung sanitaryware, and sleek furniture.
Traditional Baths incorporate curved edges, decorative details, and classic proportions. Slipper and roll-top baths exemplify traditional styling with their raised end profiles and often include ornate feet. These complement bathrooms featuring Victorian-inspired taps, pedestal basins, and period-style furniture.
Bath panels conceal the bath underside and plumbing.
Bath installation varies by type but generally requires levelling the bath frame using adjustable feet, connecting waste assemblies to drainage pipes, securing the bath to walls with brackets, and applying silicone sealant along wall-adjacent edges to prevent water ingress.
Straight baths, which fit against walls, are typically installed within alcoves and require bath panels to conceal the underside. In contrast, freestanding baths need a complete floor finish and require positioning away from walls for easy cleaning access. For comprehensive step-by-step installation guidance, read our guide on how to buy and install a new bath, or for specific advice on sealing and waterproofing, consult our guide on how to seal a bath.
Regular cleaning keeps your bath hygienic and looking good. Use non-abrasive cleaners and a soft cloth for acrylic baths, avoiding harsh chemicals or scouring pads. Rinse well and wipe dry to prevent watermarks.
Limescale can be removed with diluted white vinegar or a suitable descaler. Steel and cast iron enamel baths can handle stronger cleaners, but any chips should be repaired promptly to prevent rust.
For more information, refer to our guide on how to clean a bathtub.
Our bathtub collection spans budget-friendly acrylic options through premium freestanding designs, accommodating projects from compact cloakrooms to luxury master bathrooms. Can't visualise how a bath will fit your space? Visit our Birmingham showroom to see bathroom layouts featuring various bath styles in realistic settings.
Shopping with us means fast free delivery across the UK on orders over £399, with flexible financing options including 0% finance. Need guidance selecting the right bath? Visit our FAQs or call us on 0121 753 0700 for personalised recommendations tailored to your bathroom requirements