Baths
Discover Your Perfect Bath
Upgrading your bathroom starts with choosing the right bath. It shapes the layout, influences your choice of taps and furniture, and often becomes the visual focus of the room.
Whether you are replacing a standard 1700mm bath or planning a more considered renovation with a freestanding centrepiece, the right model must balance size, comfort and long-term durability.
At Home Bathrooms have been supplying UK homeowners and trade professionals since 2013. With over 20 years of combined industry experience and established relationships with trusted manufacturers such as Carron, we focus on well-built baths that combine practical performance with refined design.
Explore our collection of baths below and find the right option for your space.
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Shop Quality Baths Online at Home Bathrooms
At Home Bathrooms, we are proud to be a leading online bathroom retailer in the UK, offering you a wide range of baths in various sizes and styles. Whether you’re renovating your entire bathroom or upgrading your tub, we have the perfect solution to match your style and functionality needs.
Shop Quality Baths Online
Browse our range of:
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Straight baths
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Freestanding baths
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Shower baths (P-shaped & L-shaped)
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Back-to-wall baths
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Corner baths
Available in popular UK sizes from 1500mm to 1800mm, our baths are manufactured in reinforced acrylic, steel and composite materials for dependable everyday use.
Whether you are modernising a family bathroom or creating a more design-led space, you can order online with confidence and benefit from fast UK mainland delivery.
Bath Types Explained
Straight Baths (1700mm & Standard Sizes)
Straight baths are the most common choice in UK homes. Their rectangular shape fits neatly into alcoves and works well in both modern and traditional bathrooms.
Popular lengths include:
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1500mm bath – suitable for compact bathrooms
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1600mm bath – balanced size and comfort
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1700mm bath – the standard UK size
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1800mm bath – added bathing space
Straight baths are ideal if you plan to install a bath screen for shower use, making them practical for family bathrooms.
Freestanding Baths
Freestanding baths create a strong visual statement and are often chosen as the focal point of a bathroom renovation.
They work particularly well in:
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Spacious master bathrooms
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Period-style interiors
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Contemporary minimalist layouts
Freestanding models require floor-mounted or wall-mounted bath taps and careful consideration of plumbing placement.
Shower Baths (P-Shaped & L-Shaped)
Shower baths combine bathing and showering within one footprint. The widened end provides extra standing room without increasing overall length.
These are ideal for:
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Smaller bathrooms
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Homes without separate shower enclosures
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Practical family layouts
A reinforced base is recommended when installing a shower screen and using the bath regularly for showering.
Back-to-Wall Baths
Back-to-wall baths offer the clean lines of a freestanding design while sitting flush against the wall.
They are suited to:
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Contemporary interiors
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Medium-sized bathrooms
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Homeowners seeking easier cleaning and maintenance
This design provides visual impact without requiring the same floor clearance as a fully freestanding bath.
Corner Baths
Corner baths maximise underused areas of the room and can provide generous internal bathing space.
They are particularly effective in:
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Unusual layouts
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Compact bathrooms
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En-suites where floor space needs careful planning
Bath Sizes Guide
Choosing the correct bath size prevents installation issues and helps maintain balanced proportions in the room.
Common UK Bath Sizes:
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1500mm – Ideal for smaller bathrooms
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1600mm – Practical mid-range option
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1700mm – Most popular UK bath size
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1800mm – Suitable for taller users or larger rooms
Before ordering, check:
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Wall-to-wall length
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Available width
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Waste pipe position (left or right hand)
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Door swing and access clearance
Replacing an existing bath with the same dimensions simplifies installation and reduces disruption.
Bath Materials Compared
Material affects weight, durability and heat retention.
Reinforced Acrylic Baths
The most widely used option in UK homes.
Benefits include:
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Lightweight construction
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Warm surface feel
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Cost-effective pricing
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Easy installation
Many acrylic baths feature reinforced bases for improved rigidity.
Steel Baths
Enamel-coated steel baths are hard-wearing and resistant to surface damage.
Advantages include:
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Durable finish
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Slim edges
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Long-term reliability
Composite & Stone Baths
Often used for freestanding designs, composite baths offer a solid feel and excellent heat retention.
They are heavier than acrylic models and require adequate floor support.
Choosing the Right Bath for Your Bathroom
Selecting the best bath depends on how you use the space.
For Family Bathrooms
A reinforced straight bath or shower bath provides flexibility and durability.
For Smaller Bathrooms
Back-to-wall or 1500mm straight baths maximise floor area.
For Design-Focused Renovations
Freestanding composite or acrylic baths create a statement feature.
For Trade Installations
Standard-size acrylic baths simplify fitting and reduce structural considerations.
Balancing comfort, layout and long-term maintenance leads to a better result than focusing on appearance alone.
Why Buy Baths Online From At Home Bathrooms?
Established in 2013, At Home Bathrooms combines online convenience with real industry knowledge. We supply trusted UK brands and maintain strong relationships with reputable manufacturers.
When you buy from us, you benefit from:
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Fast UK mainland delivery (typically 3–7 working days)
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Manufacturer-backed warranties
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Secure online checkout
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Support before and after purchase
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Trade account options for installers
We focus on providing well-built, carefully selected baths that suit homeowners investing in meaningful upgrades.
Frequently Asked Questions About Baths
What is the most popular bath size in the UK?
1700mm remains the most commonly installed bath size in UK homes.
Are acrylic baths durable?
Yes. Reinforced acrylic baths are designed for daily use and provide strong structural support.
Do I need a reinforced bath for a shower?
A reinforced base is recommended when installing a shower over a bath for added stability.
How heavy is a freestanding bath?
Acrylic freestanding baths typically weigh between 35–50kg. Composite or stone models can exceed 100kg.
Can I replace my bath with a different size?
It is possible, but pipework position and wall finishes may require adjustment.
Are bath panels included?
Some baths include panels, while others require separate purchase. Always check the product specification.
Final Thoughts
The right bath brings together proportion, comfort and considered design. Whether you are upgrading a family bathroom or investing in a more refined layout, selecting the appropriate size, material and style will shape how the space performs for years to come. Browse our collection above to find a bath that complements your bathroom and supports everyday living.
