Drop-In Bathtubs

Drop-in bathtubs are fixtures designed to be lowered into pre-built bathroom platforms and are constructed with a finished top edge that can be sealed to the platform. Because no sides of the bath will be visible after being placed into the platform enclosure, drop-in bathtubs are built without any finished sides and are often cost efficient because of this. Drop-in baths are highly adaptable to difficult layout demands, locations, and decor styles and offer their own variety of shapes, sizes, and finishes.

Collection of illustrations of a Drop-In Bathtub | Bath with dimensions documented on the front, side, and plan views

How many gallons are in a bathtub?

Although bathtubs come in various shapes and sizes, the standard or commonly seen bathtub is able to hold around 80 gallons (302 liters) of water. A bath uses between 35-50 gallons (132-189 liters) of water.

How do you remove a bathtub?

To remove a bathtub, turn off the water to the bathroom. Using a wrench, disconnect the tub drain while locating the pipes and loosening the connections and/or joints. Slowly pry the tub from the wall, making way from one end to the other. Pulling the tub out is the next step and is typically completed with the help of another person.

How do you unclog a bathroom drain?

To unclog a bathroom drain, remove both the strainer or stopper located over the drain and clean any gunk off either. A drain claw or stick can be inserted down the drain, hooking onto any hair or soap that has clogged the drain. Once this process is complete, test the water. Baking soda and boiling hot water can often instantly unclog the drain when poured directly down it.

How many gallons are in a bathtub?

How do you remove a bathtub?

How do you unclog a bathroom drain?

What are bathroom fixtures?

Bathroom fixtures are typically connected to a plumbing system and deliver and drain water. They come in a variety of materials and designs. Examples of bathroom fixtures include bathtubs, bidets, drinking fountains, janitor sinks, and kitchen sinks. Other bathroom fixtures are showers, pipes, faucets, urinals, utility sinks, and flush toilets.

How do you clean bathroom fixtures?

Clean bathroom fixtures everyday to keep them shiny and prevent grime. Bathroom fixtures can be cleaned with a general all-purpose cleaner or a cleaner made from a mixture of vinegar and water. Stubborn grime should be scrubbed with an abrasive cleaner. After cleaning the bathroom fixture dry it with a soft cloth.

How do you choose bathroom fixtures?

Choose bathroom fixtures by considering the function and design of the bathroom fixtures as well as your priorities and needs. Visit a showroom to try fixtures, ask questions, and address any concerns. A showroom designer will lead you through the process, and help you make the best decisions for your home.

What are bathroom fixtures?

How do you clean bathroom fixtures?

How do you choose bathroom fixtures?

Details

Under Development

Height:

23.25” | 59 cm

Width:

31.5” | 80 cm

Depth:

19.75” | 50 cm

Length:

59.125” | 150 cm

Weight:

Area:

Depth (Water): 15 3/4” | 40 cm

Materials:

Enameled cast iron

Designer:

Properties

Drawings include:
Drop-In Bathtubs | Baths front elevation, side, plan, front (bathing woman)

Links

Wikipedia - Bathtub

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