The power of a relaxing bath can do wonders for your body. Work day stress is released as the water runs down the drain. Worries and concerns give way to soaking muscles, putting your mind at ease. Many people think that they do not have the time to take a bath, and opt for quick showers instead. What they do not realize is that taking the time to indulge in a bath will give them more energy to do the things that they enjoy. There are numerous bathtub styles to choose from, but not many offer the same comfort and aesthetics as Japanese bathtubs. The makes and models of Japanese bathtubs that you can choose from will uplift your soaking experience.
Cost of Japanese Bathtubs
The price of Japanese bathtubs may seem a bit steep for the average person. However, one can consider this type of purchase as an investment into their peace of mind. The luxury of these bathtubs allows you to create a spa atmosphere in your own home. Regardless of the price, those who purchase Japanese bathtubs have been completely satisfied with their choice.
Types of Japanese Bathtubs
Such is the case with the Caruso Round Japanese Soaking Air Bath Tub. This is just one example of the Japanese bathtub that has many pleasant features. Priced at just over $4,400, this is a fully equipped round soaking bathtub that has a multi-jet air bath system, and integral seat and a deep interior well to fill with water at just the right temperature. The manufacturer offers a five year warranty on the complete system according to normal use of the bathtub. The warranty does not cover damage caused by cleaning, maintenance or installation.
Other features that come with the Caruso include a waterproof remote control; 12 matching jets; and, a water relief valve to prevent leaks from reaching the blower. This Japanese tub can be used as a freestanding or a drop in tub.
Japanese bathtubs certainly provide a different experience than what you get with a standard bathtub. The Sorrento Bathtub by Victoria and Albert is a modern style sit tub that is based on the Japanese tub design, and offers a shared bathing experience with a side by side design. The standard price for this model costs $2,677, and is also available as a freestanding tub. You can purchase oak steps compatible with the freestanding models. The naturally white and gloss finish has an easy to clean surface that is resistant to mildew, mold and scum.
The many different options for Japanese bathtubs offer elegant simplicity to the bathing experience.
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Rebecca
Posted 341 days ago
My husband and I are looking at our options because we are remodeling the master bathroom. I had never thought about a Japenese bathtub, but it may be perfect.