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Clawfoot Tub Buyers GuideClawfoot tubs are available in many different styles, options, and sizes. The variety can make it a challenge to choose a new clawfoot bathtub for your home. This guide is intended to help you narrow the scope of your decision.
Style Limiting yourself to a preferred style of tub can also aid in your decision making process. There are four basic styles of freestanding tubs to consider.
Faucet Placement Another important determinant in the selection of a clawfoot tub is the placement of the faucet. Clawfoot tubs can have faucet holes drilled in the wall of the tub, drilled in the rim of the tub, or have no faucet holes at all. Tubs with faucet holes in the wall of the tub usually have more faucet options but tubs with rim faucet holes or without faucet holes usually have deeper bathing wells. Not all tubs are available with all faucet hole options. Budget, room configuration, preferences, and plumbing code are all important to consider when selecting a faucet. It is important to include faucet selection in your tub decision-making process so be careful not to overlook this step. See Clawfoot Tub Faucet Tips for additional help selecting a faucet. Conclusion You should find that your decision is a bit less daunting once you have filtered your clawfoot tub options by size, material, style, and faucet placement. You can then focus on brand preference, warranties, price, and other more common purchasing factors before you finally purchase your clawfoot tub. |
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