Traditional Freestanding Baths

Classic Luxury

Add that genuine classic luxury to your bathroom with our collection of traditional baths. Traditional baths grab people’s attention as soon as they walk into a bathroom, and can become the room’s main feature. At Deluxe Bathrooms, our traditional baths have that classic elegance that modern baths just do not have!

Our traditional bath range boasts classic design but with modern methods and materials in mind. We offer smaller, lighter models where space is at a premium. Each bath is in keeping with its surroundings, working in contemporary as well as classic interiors.

Traditional baths can be used as a main element to build your bathroom design around. With a wide range of shapes, types, materials and sizes, our traditional baths designed to last and to look fantastic.

Traditional Slipper Baths

Our slipper baths, for example, are designed for comfort, with more back support than standard modern baths – perfect for those long soaks! Whatever the size of your bathroom, or your personal style, we will have a freestanding traditional bath to suit you.

Traditional Single & Double Ended Baths

Single ended baths are typically designed for one person to relax in the bath. The bath taps being usually located at one end which is ideal for bath showers with a mixer shower valve, as this can be fitted to the wall directly above the taps and waste.

Unlike single ended baths, double ended baths usually have the tap and waste fitted in the center of the tub or fitted to the wall. This means that both ends of the bath have a gentle slope and that there’s enough room for two people to bathe together. Both ends of the bath tend to be identical, so you can face either way in the bath with comfort and ease.

If you are looking for a simple understated bath, then a single or double ended bath will fit your needs. Available in different shapes and sizes with the option of having the taps at the end of the bath or make a feature and fit them centrally. Consider a bath shower mixer built along the back wall to create a design feature as well as a practical addition.