Bath Tub Standard Bathtub Size In Feet
The traditional size of a standard clawfoot tub was 5 feet long.
Bath tub standard bathtub size in feet. At american standard we know the value of a bathtub used for everything from a relaxing soak to bathing your kids or washing the dog. Our bathtubs come in a wide range of sizes shapes configurations and depths ensuring that you can find the right tub for your needs. Rough in plumbing should be calculated for a 1 1 2 inch pipe. Most extra small bathrooms have a stand up shower instead of a tub.
The key when purchasing an antique tub is to verify that the feet are original. Otherwise retrofitted feet tend to be unstable. Freestanding bathtub shower tub less than 45 45 50 in. Get free shipping on qualified 50 55 less than 45 45 50 bathtubs or buy online pick up in store today in the bath department.
In this section we have tubs ranging in sizes from a 48 inch to a large 80 inch tub. 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. The standard bathtub length is roughly 60 inches and the standard tub width is between 30 and 32 inches. The description of each of the tubs will include pictures of the tub features specific to the tub.
A bath uses between 35 50 gallons 132 189 liters of water. Since small full bathrooms can be as small as 36 to 40 square feet positioning the bathtub is no easy feat. Super small bathtubs aren t common but if you need a tub in a small space it s possible to make it work. A standard modern bathtub drain is 1 1 2 inches in diameter the width straight across the middle.
A standard sized bathtub displaces over 13 square feet of floor space. 60 inches 5 feet stand tub width. Bathtubs clearance bathtubs 36 in x 60 in bathtub one piece tub shower enclosure how doers get more done need help. A corner shower stall unit while it occupies about 30 percent less room still takes up about 9 square feet.
50 55 in. The rim is traditionally rolled giving it a vintage appeal.