Hello,
Hello
we (woman/man) are not sure whether we don’t want a corner bathtub after all.
The developer plans a regular bathtub, the woman’s wish is a corner bathtub.
Where do you see advantages and disadvantages of a corner bathtub
The most important disadvantage is probably the water consumption; you should therefore have a correspondingly large domestic hot water tank so that the tub can be filled with "warm" water without the rest of the household having to make do with cold water.
The next point is the later replacement of the model. These corner bathtubs are special models and are therefore usually not available on the market as long as standard tubs. This means, if you ever want/have to replace it, it won’t be done with a tub-in-tub system; probably not even the base will fit. So back to square one
We therefore recommend our customers to install a completely regular standard tub or even the next larger model into the corner angle of the bathroom; provided the room allows it. This has the advantage that it can be easily replaced, the water consumption remains within limits, and the decoration-loving head of the family gains 3 additional surfaces which they can lovingly design.
By the way, a bathtub also looks good on a long side. Place it in the middle and have plenty of shelf/decor space on both sides.
Rhineland regards