Bathroom Baths

Bath Type

If you’ve already decided to buy a bath but don’t know exactly where to start, Letta London is here to lend you a helping hand. We have a long history of selling top-quality bathroom products and making our customers’ dream bathrooms come to life.

The first thing you should have a firm grasp on is the bath type you’ll be getting. Today there is a vast range of options, and picking the right one will help you make the most of your space.

Corner Baths

Those low on square footage will absolutely adore corner baths. These quaint pieces are designed to fit even the smallest of spaces. You’ll be able to tuck them in wherever you want without having to give up on the luxury experience of taking a bath.

Freestanding and Roll-Top Baths

Perfect for anyone who wants to experience the true essence of being a trendsetter, freestanding baths have been ruling the UK interior design scene for years. We know that buying a bath in the UK is no simple task, but one can never go wrong with a freestanding or a roll-top bath.

These classic pieces will transform any space for the better. As they normally don’t stand against a wall like standard tubs, these will make for an ideal statement item.

If you’re a fan of the Victorian era, then you might want to opt for a roll-top model, as they look like they’d just come out of a period piece.

Large/Small Baths

The type of bath you’ll be buying depends on the size and style of your bathroom space. Letta London hosts a wide range of standard baths of all shapes and sizes, so you’ll have no trouble finding the right fit for your home.

If you’re a fan of minimalism, and prefer something on the smaller side, with elegant lines, a straight bath could be for you. On the other hand, those who are extravagant and have enough space will surely enjoy something more lavish.

Whirlpool Baths

One of the reasons people buy baths is because they help them unwind after a long and exhausting day. If you are one of them, then we've got excellent news for you.

On our site, you’ll find a variety of whirlpool baths, which are the embodiment of relaxation. These items are a perfect solution if you relish a piece of the spa life. Jets in a whirlpool bath will help create a massaging effect and thereby soothe your sore muscles.

Shower Baths

Those who like the calming aspect of a bath but don’t want to give up on the efficiency of a shower should opt for shower baths.

These 2 in 1 pieces will give you the best of both worlds. Depending on your current mood or needs, you can have a quick shower or soak in the bath for hours listening to some relaxing tunes.

Steel Baths

If you’re looking for something sturdy and affordable, look no further than steel baths. Not only are they highly durable, but they are also praised for retaining heat, which means your water will stay warm longer. For all of you germaphobes out there, steel baths are ideal because they are known to minimise the presence of bacteria and other microorganisms.

Bath Materials

Now that you’ve settled on the model of your new bath, your next step is selecting the right material.

Acrylic

Homeowners buying baths usually go for acrylic tubs, as they are easy to maintain and clean. Durability is also not an issue because this material is known for its strength. Since acrylic baths are extremely lightweight, they are also easy to install.

Porcelain

Porcelain baths are another very popular option. While they are still resilient, they are prone to chipping if you are not careful enough. Compared to their cast iron counterparts, porcelain enamelled steel is much more lightweight and affordable.

Cast Iron

If you want to invest some money into a high-quality piece, cast iron baths are an excellent option. They come in a wide range of finishes and have the ability to retain heat for longer, which makes them ideal for those who like to spend hours relaxing.

Stone

An indispensable statement piece for every modern bathroom, regardless of the style, is, without a doubt, a stone bath. It retains heat just like cast iron baths, and its only downside may be its weight and complexity of installation.