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The most common and familiar clawfoot tub is the classic roll top bath which were made by the millions between 1890 and 1940. Clawfoot tubs come in a wide range of dimensions. Classic clawfoot tubs are available in lengths as short as 4 feet, which makes them perfect choice for installation where space is compact. Generally, clawfoot tub dimensions increases in steps of 6 inches. The most standard clawfoot tub dimensions are 54, 60, 66 & 72, you can however find GreenGoods bath factory offers additional clawfoot tub sizes. In order to choose the best clawfoot bathtub for your home, it has to give water depth much thought to where the water conservation is an important issue.
Consult with a licensed plumber if you intend to install a clawfoot tub on the second floor of your home! Insulate the pipes well during the installation process, if your supply and drain pipes will run through an unheated (or under-heated) space in your home. Consider your water heater! Clawfoot tubs can hold anywhere between 40-60 gallons of water. That means one good soak could completely drain your 40-gallon water heater. That may not be a consideration for you, but the rest of your busy household might be inconvenienced when someone is using the tub.