Large Baths

Large Selection of Large, Extra Large and Wide Baths

Large baths are perfect for a deeply relaxing soak at the end of a long day. Available in a range of shapes and sizes including 1600mm, 1700mm, 1800mm & 1900mm, large and extra-large baths are perfect for large families with children, or to just add an extra touch of luxury and comfort to your bathing experience.

Bathroom City’s huge selection of single-ended and double-ended big baths allows our customers to choose a style, shape, and size with robust acrylic construction. We offer large baths from some of the world’s leading brands such as Heritage Bathrooms, Clearwater Baths, and others. Read our helpful Buyer's Guide to the Perfect Bath to learn more about what factors to consider when buying a bath for your Bathroom.

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1. What Is Considered a Large Bath?

The dimensions of a standard bath in the UK are 1700mm (66.93in) in length and 700mm (27.56in) in width. 

Any bath larger than 1800mm (70.87in) in length and 800mm (31.47in) in width is considered a large bath.

Large baths are wider and deeper than standard baths, providing a more comfortable and relaxing soak.


2. What Are the Benefits of a Large Bath?

A large bath lends a luxurious feeling, especially in a large bathroom with ample space.

Taller individuals will find the larger dimensions more accommodative and comfortable, enabling them to stretch their legs.

A large bath is also convenient for young kids to bathe together.


3. How Much Space Do I Need for a Large Bath?

The minimum space you’ll need to accommodate a large bath is 6 ft. x 2.66 ft. ~ 16 sq. ft.

Bathroom sizes vary from a minuscule 12 sq. ft. quarter bathrooms to large 160 sq. ft. master bathrooms.

Ideally, a full bathroom of size 60 sq. ft. would be perfect to fit in a large bath.


4. How Do I Choose the Right Large Bath for My Bathroom?

The first consideration is the available space. 

If space is a concern, then an alcove-shaped bath would be the best choice. Pick a rectangular bath if space isn’t a concern.

For a contemporary look, an oval or circular bath is a good choice.

Material-wise and budget-wise, acrylic baths are the lightest and cheapest, while natural stone baths are the heaviest and most expensive. Steel baths fall in the medium range.


5. Can a Large Bath Be Used for Two People?

A large bath provides ample soaking space for two people, ensuring a romantic bath experience.

The benefits of two-person bathtubs include more space to soak in and relax, sloping sides and backrests, and a spa-like experience at home.