Clawfoot Tub

What are clawfoot tubs made of?

Clawfoot tubs are traditionally made of cast iron to retain heat, but more modern versions are made of acrylic or fiberglass due to their lightweight.

Are acrylic clawfoot tubs durable?

Acrylic tubs are durable because they resist chipping, but they can still get scratched. These scratches can be easily wiped off with a non-abrasive cleaner.

Do claw foot tubs crack tiles?

Tile floors, especially porcelain floors, are very durable and won't crack under heavy pressure, but they will scratch. Tile floors are great for supporting a fully loaded, heavy-duty tub.

Are claw foot tubs comfortable?

Claw-foot tubs are often designed to be deep and have a back angle that's ideal for soaking. Slipper clawfoot tubs are more comfortable because they are arched for more back support.

Are claw foot tubs difficult to get in and out of?

The Clawfoot tub itself has taller sides than most standard tubs. This may be something to consider if you have children or if you are an elderly person looking for a new tub.

How much does a clawfoot tub cost?

Prices can vary, but they are one of the most expensive types of tubs you can buy. Prices for clawfoot tubs range from $900, depending on the brand and materials used.

Why are clawfoot tubs so expensive?

Cast iron barrels are more expensive and require more work to produce due to the cost of raw materials. Acrylic bathtubs are cheaper because acrylic materials cost less.