There are many plumbing fixtures and functional fixtures throughout the bathroom, some of which are more obvious than others. Each component of the bathroom's plumbing is designed to work smoothly, from the drain in the bathtub to the piping under the sink.
It is important to know what each component does and what you need for each type of sink and bathtub in order to replace them.
A freestanding tub filler is one common component that can be used with either a clawfoot or freestanding tub. This guide will help you understand what a freestanding bathtub filler is, and when it is needed in your bathroom.
UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS
The freestanding tub filler can be used to fill the tub when there is no other way to fill it.
These tub fillers are typically between 22'' to 28'' in-depth, depending on whether they are clawfoot or freestanding tubs.
KNOWING WHEN YOU HAVE ONE
A tub filler is an efficient option for homeowners who have a clawfoot or freestanding tub. It can be used to fill the tub if the tub isn't designed to accept a deck- or wall-mounted tub tap. Another option is to position the tub next to a wall. This is not always the most practical or aesthetic choice.
TIPS TO CHOOSE A FREESTANDING TUB FILLER
To ensure the tap matches your tub, a freestanding tub filler must be purchased with it.
You should also consider the following factors when choosing a freestanding bathtub and the tap to go with it:
• Which style would best match the space's decor? There are many options for tubs and tub fillers, from traditional to antique to modern.
• Which finish will best match the design of the room? To avoid clashing, it is important to match the finish on the tub filler with the fixtures in the bathroom.
• What is the ideal height for my tub's tub filler? To ensure the perfect fit, measure your tub before you buy a freestanding tub filler.
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