Cast iron bathtub

The bathtub you have in your bathroom says a lot about your personality and commitment to personal hygiene. Acrylic and cast iron tubs are some of the most common types found, but which is best? We researched a variety of cast iron and acrylic bathtubs to reveal the advantages and disadvantages of each. We hope […]

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One of the most common frustrations involved in our home is the difficulty in cleaning old-fashioned cast iron tubs. This style of tubs involves a cast iron base coated with porcelain enamel, and while they are very heavy-duty, they also need occasional in-depth cleaning between uses. The best way to clean an old cast iron […]

Inspired by the charm of turn-of-the-century homes, an Artifacts® 66" x 33" Freestanding Pedestal Soaking Bathtub with White Exterior is like a vintage treasure by the comforts of modern design. The gentle curve in the rim shape offers added neck support while keeping the centre at a lower height for easy access in and out of the bath. A biscuit painted finish complements the smooth enameled interior on the exterior. Not Included: Drain Assembly/ Waste Overflow Drain See More

One of the projects I’ve been working on just recently is a large semi in West Didsbury built in 1946 where the builders and owner required some design advice for the kitchen and bathroom. Th…

This is a very unique tub. This style of tub is typically only "two sided" in that only one end is exposed while the opposite end is in the corner of two walls. So this one is actually "three sided" l...from

We found our clawfoot tub used and refinished it for less than 10% of buying new! These are our best tips and tricks for how to find and refinish an old cast iron clawfoot tub on the cheap. How to get the best tub for your money and step by step guide for how to refinish your clawfoot tub by yourself.

Cast iron bathtubs are a stylish and vintage addition to anyone's bathroom. Cast iron tubs are typically covered in a coat of porcelain enamel, which is fused to the cast iron itself. While cast iron is incredibly durable, the enamel...

Cleaning a cast iron bath can be intimidating, but it is really easy with the right tools and know-how. Not only are these instructions going to help you clean your bathtub without any hassle, but they will also save you money. These tips will ensure that your cast iron tub remains to look great for years to come.

Our original Copper Boat Baths are made in the traditional hand crafted manner used for centuries, and therefore there will be gentle undulations and some colour variation in the finish so every bath is unique to you. Copper Baths are excellent heat conductors and will maintain the water temperature much longer than Cast Iron versions. Even after the bath has been emptied it will remain warm to the touch. Available in Copper, Copper & Nickel, Nickel and Tin finishes.