Square Bath Tubs

Nothing beats the deep full body soak of Japanese deep tubs. They provide comfort in space conserving design ensuring the ultimate bathing experience. These tubs are shorter and deeper than traditional bathing tubs, allowing the person to enjoy hydro therapy benefits while submerged to the chin. Such bathing tubs are placed near a window with a view of the garden or the landscape providing a feeling of well being and harmony within a natural surrounding. Although traditionally made of wood, tile or metal, they are now made of polypropylene reinforced with fiber glass. Its special insulating properties keep the water warm to the touch and at the right temperature for longer periods.

Japanese wooden tubs are the best way to enjoy a quiet therapeutic soak. The hand painted cedar tubs and its fragrance makes bathing a special experience. They are stylishly crafted in Western red cedar and redwood using the thickest and finest wood. This makes each piece thicker which adds greatly to the life span and virtually eliminates wood warping. More importantly, it provides the wooden tubs high insulating power. The tubs are supported by polyethylene sheathing which protects the band from rusting.

In Japan, bathing is an important ritual and the Japanese Ofuro bathtubs have been in use for centuries. This olden system of immersing oneself in warm water relieves stress, tension and soothes various pains and encourages blood circulation. The Ofuro are traditional styled Japanese bath and is crafted from the handpicked selected wood such as hinoki, cedar and teak. It differs from the standard Western style bathtubs firstly in its applicability as it is strictly meant for relaxing while soaking. Secondly, the depth of the water is between 26 inches to 28 inches and thirdly, the ofuro tubs do not have an outflow. They are generally square or rectangular in shape.

Equipped with an integral seat and a deep interior well, the round Japanese tubs allow the users to create a spa atmosphere in one's home. The modern shape combines comfort and aesthetics and its contemporary design allows it to be used as free standing or drop-in tub. It has no over flow but if desired, an underflow access can be constructed. It is made of two acrylic sheets and the air in between acts as a thermal insulation to retain warmth.

Corner Japanese tubs are now available in myriad shapes and dimensions. The units are normally 18 inches to 22 inches deep which allows the user to stretch and remain submerged for a leisurely soak. One of the best types of modern bathtubs is the sunken Japanese bathtubs. They are very deep allowing the user to soak in hot water right up to the neck to rejuvenate oneself. The traditional Japanese bathtubs are smaller and deeper with water temperature considerably higher. The soaking process has a therapeutic experience especially for tired and aching muscles.

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