What's a Single Ended Bath?
The More Common Design for Inset Tubs, Single Ended Baths Feature Taps and Waste at One End of the Bath, in Most Cases with the Taps Directly Above the Waste...
The more common design for inset tubs, single ended baths feature taps and waste at one end of the bath, in most cases with the taps directly above the waste area. The tap end of the bath will usually be a straight vertical, while the opposite end is sloped for back support when relaxing.
What's the difference between a single and double ended bath?
Double-ended tubs differ from their single-ended counterparts in that both the taps and the waste are fitted in the centre of the shell. This means that both ends of the bath can be designed with a slope to allow two people to lie back and relax at the same time – without one of you getting jabbed by the taps!
Why have a double ended bath?
Double Ended Bath
The central position of the bath gives you more space to stretch out while soaking and enjoying a comfortable bath. These baths are particularly an excellent choice for a taller person due to the extra internal space.
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