Corner Baths

A corner bathtub, sometimes referred to as an offset bath, is a bathtub with two sides anchored by walls. They are usually triangular but come in a wide spectrum of shapes and sizes so they can fit into a corner. These baths are typically large enough to accommodate anywhere between one to two bathers. The advantage of corner bathtubs is that you can place them in a location that may not fit a normal rectangular bathtub, giving you more available floor space in your bathroom itself.

It is especially popular to use corner baths in small bathrooms since they maximise the amount of space available. It's important, however, to carefully measure your room to ensure the bath will fit comfortably without becoming an obstruction. For those looking for smaller baths, please see our 1200mm baths.

You can choose a corner bath that best suits your bathroom from our comprehensive range. Our corner bath sizes range from 900mm to 1800mm in length and 380mm to 1200mm in width, with a wide selection of depths and water volumes, so you're sure to find one that suits your needs. Additionally, corner baths come in a variety of shapes, finishes, and appearances, with the optional addition of having a shower.

Yes, the majority of corner baths can accommodate shower fixtures, especially those with screens or curtains. For more inspiration, you may be interested in our collection of L-shaped baths and P-shaped baths, which have a slightly wider section of the bath intended for showering.

Depending on where you place your corner bath, you may need a side and end panel or just a side panel. If your bathtub fits neatly in an alcove or recess, then a side panel may be all that is needed. For baths that sit in a corner, a side & end panel set will be needed to adequately cover the pipework. If in doubt, don’t hesitate to ask our knowledgeable customer service team who will be more than happy to advise.

To determine whether to get a left-handed or right-handed bath, face the space where you intend to install the bath head on. If you want the tap and plug components on the left hand side, then choose a left-handed bath. Otherwise, if you want them on the right hand side, choose a right-handed bath. This choice will likely depend on the location of your pipework and the layout of your bathroom.

Absolutely. Corner bathtubs are easy to look after but it is vital to do so to ensure that they maintain their efficiency and sleek finish. To do this, simply wipe them down after every use with a soft cloth and a mild solution of warm soapy water. Be sure to wipe them down with a dry soft cloth afterwards to remove any suds and reduce the visibility of any possible watermarks.

Corner baths can hold more water than standard straight tubs, so it’s important to ensure your floor can support the weight. If your building is old, or if your bathroom floor is made of timber, your floor may need reinforcing to distribute the weight evenly across floor joists before a corner bath can be installed.

Yes. All of our corner baths come with warranties, however these vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. Please refer to the specifications or contact one of our experts for more information.

We offer a wide range of bathroom taps for you to choose from, giving you the ability to perfectly match your corner bath taps to your sink taps.