Collection: Small Bathroom Bathtubs

Most bathtub advice assumes you have the floor space for a 67" tub. If you are working with a condo bathroom, a guest bath, a basement or a converted closet, the constraint is the same in every case: how do you get a real soak out of a space that will not take a full-length tub?

The answer is to trade length for depth. A 43" Japanese soaking tub or a 49" round model puts the water over your shoulders in the same footprint as a shower tray, and a 55" or 59" oval still lets an adult lie back properly without needing a 5-foot wall run.

These are the models that fit tight rooms:

• 43" / 47" Japanese soaking tub with seat — deepest soak per inch of floor space
• 49" round deep soaking tub — 95 gallons in a 49" circle
• 55" solid surface tub — 61 gallons, 31" wide
• 59" solid surface tub — compact but full-length
• 59" slipper tub — tall, with a headrest
• 63" x 29.5" tub — the largest that still fits a narrow room

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