Double ended baths are as stylish as they are practical for plenty of reasons. In this design guide, we’ll talk about the benefits of a double ended bath and the different styles you can add to your bathroom suite. But first thing’s first, what is a double ended bath?
Double ended baths explained:
Double ended baths aren’t the most common so you may not have come across the term before. They are the same as a standard bath in many senses. The difference lies in where the taps are placed. Putting the taps in the middle of the structure means that you can lie at both ends, hence the name ‘double ended bath’.
Why are double ended baths better?
There are lots of benefits to this style of bath. The first is that they’re more aesthetically pleasing, especially if you get a freestanding tub. However there are plenty of stylish fitted double ended baths too.
Another benefit is that they’re more comfortable. You’ll have felt the pain of a standard fitted bath if you’re on the tall side. This style of bath can help you forget awkwardly jamming your feet around a mounted set of taps. They’re also great for couples looking to relax together, or for bathing children together.
In short, they’re a great choice no matter your lifestyle or space. But which style should you choose?
Double ended bath styles
There are lots of different styles, so even when you’ve decided you want one it can be tough to choose between the designs. Here are our favourite double ended baths from Bathstore and the kind of spaces we think they work best in:
Straight
Straight double ended baths are your standard fitted square bath but with the taps in the middle, for example the Colarado white Premiercast design. Great for smaller bathrooms that have limited space for a double ended bath. It’s also one of the more attractive styles from a price point perspective. Try adding some stylish taps to make the design feel more premium.