6 tubs
More than a third of homeowners (34%) upgrades their bathtub while reordering. Among other things, 9% retains the bathtub, 26% remove it, and 25% never had to start.
When the tubs go out, most homeowners make spraying with additional space: 82% increase their shower and 20% move. Others use space to spread the cabinets (9%) or move their vanity or cabinets (6% each), while 5% increase their vanity or sink.
Styles. The freelancing bathtubs remain the most popular choice, which selected 45% of homeowners by rearranging their bathrooms, and alked bathtubs are closing by 40%. The bathtubs on the deck of this year slid from 10% to 6%, while independent claws (4%), angle (2%) and other (3%) styles make only a small part of the upgrade.
Special characteristics. More than half of the homeowner (55%) adds special characteristics when upgrading the tub, showing that comfort and security are the main priorities. Nonslip floors (24%) and grab bars (23%) are the most popular, while space for two and vortex or nozzles is any complaint at 12%. Built-in sitting and lighting appear in 7% tub, with heated backrests (4%) and with smart technique (1%) that complete the list.
More than a third of homeowners (34%) upgrades their bathtub while reordering. Among other things, 9% retains the bathtub, 26% remove it, and 25% never had to start.
When the tubs go out, most homeowners make spraying with additional space: 82% increase their shower and 20% move. Others use space to spread the cabinets (9%) or move their vanity or cabinets (6% each), while 5% increase their vanity or sink.
Styles. The freelancing bathtubs remain the most popular choice, which selected 45% of homeowners by rearranging their bathrooms, and alked bathtubs are closing by 40%. The bathtubs on the deck of this year slid from 10% to 6%, while independent claws (4%), angle (2%) and other (3%) styles make only a small part of the upgrade.
Special characteristics. More than half of the homeowner (55%) adds special characteristics when upgrading the tub, showing that comfort and security are the main priorities. Nonslip floors (24%) and grab bars (23%) are the most popular, while space for two and vortex or nozzles is any complaint at 12%. Built-in sitting and lighting appear in 7% tub, with heated backrests (4%) and with smart technique (1%) that complete the list.