Corner Baths

A corner bath tucks into the corner of the room, making good use of space that often goes unused. It suits bathrooms where a standard rectangular bath does not fit, and it can offer more room to relax. 

The angled shape allows a roomier bathing area than many straight baths. Some designs are large enough for two people. Corner baths also work well with a tiled surround, which gives a neat, built-in look. 

Measure the corner carefully. Check the bath's dimensions against the space, and allow for the taps, a surround and a way to step in and out. The waste position matters too, so plan it with your plumber early. 

Weight and water volume are worth noting. A larger bath holds more water and can be heavy when full, so confirm that your floor can support it. Access matters as well, because corner baths can be large to move into place. 

A corner bath can also create a spa-like feel. With extra room, you can lie back and relax, and the angled design often fits a showerhead or spa jets, if the model allows. 

Browse the range to compare sizes and finishes, and find a corner bath that suits your bathroom. 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What size corner do I need for a corner bath? 
Measure both walls and compare with the bath dimensions, allowing room for taps and a surround. 

Are corner baths suitable for small bathrooms? 
They use a corner well but can take a lot of floor space, so check dimensions first. 

Can two people use a corner bath? 
Some larger models can. Check the dimensions and water volume in the product details. 

What is the difference between a corner bath and a back-to-wall bath? 
A corner bath fits into an angled corner, while a back-to-wall bath sits flat along one wall. 

Does a corner bath need a tiled surround? 
Many are built into a tiled surround. Your builder can advise on the best finish.