Soak in style with our range of baths — from classic single-ended acrylic baths to luxurious double-ended freestanding designs and space-saving shower baths. Whether you're planning a full bathroom renovation or simply replacing an existing bath, we stock quality bathtubs from trusted brands including Aqua Elegance, VitrA, and Carron.
Types of Bath
- Single-Ended Baths — The most popular choice, with one sloped end for reclining and taps fitted at the other. Available in a range of lengths from 1500mm to 1700mm.
- Double-Ended Baths — Symmetrical design with central waste and taps, ideal for two bathers. Available in round and square profiles.
- Shower Baths — Wider at one end to create a shower area, maximising space without sacrificing a bath. Available in L-shape, P-shape, and C-shape. Many include a panel and screen.
- Corner Baths — Designed to fit into a corner, making excellent use of space in larger bathrooms. Available in J-shape and square formats.
- Back-to-Wall Baths — Designed to sit flush against the wall with a built-in or separate bath panel, giving a clean, contemporary finish.
- Freestanding Baths — A statement centrepiece for any bathroom, designed to stand independently away from the walls.
- Whirlpool Baths — Spa jet baths for a hydrotherapy experience at home. See our Whirlpool Baths collection.
Key Features to Consider
- Size — Standard bath lengths are 1500mm, 1600mm, and 1700mm. Width typically ranges from 700mm to 800mm. Always measure your bathroom carefully before ordering.
- Acrylic Thickness — Thicker acrylic (5mm+) retains heat better and feels more solid underfoot. Carron baths feature Carronite reinforcement for added rigidity.
- Tap Holes — Most baths are supplied undrilled (0 tap holes), giving you the flexibility to choose wall-mounted or deck-mounted taps. Some models offer pre-drilled options.
- Anti-Slip — Look for baths with an anti-slip base for added safety, particularly important for family bathrooms.
- Guarantee — Many of our baths carry a 10 or 25-year manufacturer's guarantee for complete peace of mind.
Complete the Look
- Bath Panels — Side and end panels to finish your bath installation
- Bath & Basin Tap Packs — Coordinated tap sets for bath and basin
- Bath Fillers — Deck, wall-mounted and freestanding bath taps
- Bath Shower Mixers — Combined bath filler and shower in one
- Whirlpool Baths — Spa jet baths for a hydrotherapy experience at home
- Full Bath Suites — Complete bathroom packages with bath, toilet & basin
- Shower Trays — If you're considering a shower-only bathroom instead
Frequently Asked Questions
What size bath do I need?
The most common bath length is 1700x700mm, which fits most standard UK bathrooms. If space is tight, a 1500mm or 1600mm bath may be more suitable. Always measure the available floor space and allow clearance for taps, waste, and access panels. For smaller bathrooms, a shower bath or corner bath can be a great space-saving solution.
What is the difference between a shower bath and a standard bath?
A shower bath is wider at one end (typically 800–900mm) to create a usable shower area, while tapering to a standard width at the other end. This means you get both a bath and a shower in the same footprint as a standard bath — ideal for family bathrooms where space is at a premium.
Do baths come with legs and panels included?
Most of our baths are supplied with legs included. Bath panels are generally sold separately — check the individual product listing for what's included. Some shower bath packs include a bath screen and panel as part of a complete set.
Can I order if the item shows as out of stock?
Yes — most of our baths can be ordered even when showing as out of stock, and we'll fulfil your order as soon as stock is available. If you need a specific delivery timeframe, please contact us at customerservice@bubblegumbathrooms.co.uk before ordering.
What brands of bath do you stock?
We stock baths from Aqua Elegance, VitrA, Carron, and more — all quality brands offering a range of styles, sizes, and guarantees to suit every bathroom and budget.
