ᐅ Which corner bathtub should I buy? Whirlpool Villa Carlotta II?
Created on: 10 Feb 2017 02:42
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msruecker10 Feb 2017 02:42Hello, I’m currently finishing the conversion of my top-floor apartment. Now I’m trying to decide which bathtub is the right one for me.
One thing is certain: a fixed corner bathtub, as it makes the best use of the space. The bathtub should offer good value for money. Of course, luxury can cost more, but it’s not essential.
I have already looked into it a bit, but haven’t found the perfect bathtub for myself yet. I would prefer not to spend more than 1200 Euro (about 1300 USD) if possible.
I came across a whirlpool bathtub and must admit that the price is right and the appeal is definitely there. However, I wonder if the quality is good and if I will be satisfied with such a bathtub in the long run, since it is quite inexpensive. Considering all the features included in the bathtub, I’m concerned that quality might be compromised or if it’s simply a good deal.
So my question to you here: Should I buy the bathtub called “Whirlpool Villa Carlotta II” or do you have other recommendations where I can get something good and be satisfied for a long time? It doesn’t have to be a whirlpool, as long as the quality and value for money are right.
Thanks in advance for all your helpful tips.
One thing is certain: a fixed corner bathtub, as it makes the best use of the space. The bathtub should offer good value for money. Of course, luxury can cost more, but it’s not essential.
I have already looked into it a bit, but haven’t found the perfect bathtub for myself yet. I would prefer not to spend more than 1200 Euro (about 1300 USD) if possible.
I came across a whirlpool bathtub and must admit that the price is right and the appeal is definitely there. However, I wonder if the quality is good and if I will be satisfied with such a bathtub in the long run, since it is quite inexpensive. Considering all the features included in the bathtub, I’m concerned that quality might be compromised or if it’s simply a good deal.
So my question to you here: Should I buy the bathtub called “Whirlpool Villa Carlotta II” or do you have other recommendations where I can get something good and be satisfied for a long time? It doesn’t have to be a whirlpool, as long as the quality and value for money are right.
Thanks in advance for all your helpful tips.
I haven’t seen the tub myself, but when it comes to whirlpools, limescale buildup is the main issue that can quickly take away your enjoyment of such a unit.
If you stick with well-known sanitary manufacturers, you’ll get quality: contact the installer who will fit the tub [emoji1393], as they can definitely tell you which tub will fit under the sloping ceiling.
Best regards in short
If you stick with well-known sanitary manufacturers, you’ll get quality: contact the installer who will fit the tub [emoji1393], as they can definitely tell you which tub will fit under the sloping ceiling.
Best regards in short
The question is always how long you actually use the whirlpool function. Usually, people want to relax while lying in the bath, and whirlpool tubs can be quite noisy.
I would also suggest considering the volume for those who bathe frequently, as these tubs hold significantly more water than a standard bath (which applies to all models that fill the entire corner area).
I would also suggest considering the volume for those who bathe frequently, as these tubs hold significantly more water than a standard bath (which applies to all models that fill the entire corner area).
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msruecker10 Feb 2017 14:33Thank you for the quick responses. We don’t have any issues with limescale buildup here, as the water in the Erzgebirge region contains little to no calcium carbonate.
The sloped roof is also not a problem since the room has the standard ceiling height of 2.55m (8 feet 4½ inches) throughout.
The idea of talking to my heating technician is a good one. However, he is more interested in selling as much as possible, so I don’t think he will give me an unbiased opinion.
Maybe someone who has installed something similar could share their experience.
The sloped roof is also not a problem since the room has the standard ceiling height of 2.55m (8 feet 4½ inches) throughout.
The idea of talking to my heating technician is a good one. However, he is more interested in selling as much as possible, so I don’t think he will give me an unbiased opinion.
Maybe someone who has installed something similar could share their experience.
...I’m with Robson,
too noisy!
In places like swimming pools, sauna clubs, etc., there is always a certain level of background noise. At home, the pump sounds louder than the bubbling. With some “luck,” the floor below might be affected. No relaxation at all!
There are plenty of nice corner bathtubs available.
If you have a shower and you still want one despite the huge water volume, go ahead. Without a shower, it’s a no-go!
Cleaning is also a bit of an issue...
Oh yes, we also wanted something like that at first, so I understand.
Pick a nice bathtub and install it diagonally.
For example, the Cordoba from Duscholux, with armrests, offers plenty of space—even for two people—and has a certain charm thanks to its narrow rim.
Good luck
too noisy!
In places like swimming pools, sauna clubs, etc., there is always a certain level of background noise. At home, the pump sounds louder than the bubbling. With some “luck,” the floor below might be affected. No relaxation at all!
There are plenty of nice corner bathtubs available.
If you have a shower and you still want one despite the huge water volume, go ahead. Without a shower, it’s a no-go!
Cleaning is also a bit of an issue...
Oh yes, we also wanted something like that at first, so I understand.
Pick a nice bathtub and install it diagonally.
For example, the Cordoba from Duscholux, with armrests, offers plenty of space—even for two people—and has a certain charm thanks to its narrow rim.
Good luck
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