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Feedback on small tub

7 years ago

I have a long and narrow bathroom as well. I hesitate to install just a shower, but am concerned with the size of this tub. We would usually just shower and not take baths. Since this is a unique size, they don't have hit at the Kohler showroom. Did the client like? Is it a good size for showering or bathing for an adult male. My bf is 6'2, interested in your feedback. This is our main bathroom.

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7 years ago
It is 48" wide and deeper than most tubs. I am not sure at your height that you would be comfortable using it as a tub. It does have a higher side too. Since you don't care to take baths, I would use the space you have for a nice shower. If your wife uses this shower, add a 12" to 15" deep bench. And don't forget a niche for products to keep them out of the main space. This is a guest bath and the master bath for this client was also remodeled and it has only a large shower. But she wanted to have one tub in the house, so this is our solution. I hope this helps. Mary
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