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    Alcove bathtubs are surrounded by walls on all three sides and are one of the most classic options available. Tucked into one side of your bathroom, they offer a space-saving design and are ideal for shower-bathtub combos.

    Choose Your Material

    While alcove bathtubs are usually one of the most affordable types of tubs, in terms of both up-front and installation costs, you can still find them in a variety of materials and price points. Cast iron alcove tubs are an excellent choice if you plan on taking baths, as they hold in heat very well. They’re also one of the more expensive options, so if you plan to simply use your bath for showering, you might opt for a lighter material. Acrylic alcove tubs are another popular option for their durability, light weight and affordable price point.

    Look for Special Features

    Many homes come with bathrooms designed around an alcove bathtub, so take heart in knowing you don’t have to completely gut your bathroom to create a relaxing space for long baths. You can still find models with luxurious features and settings, just as you would for large soaking tubs. If you want to create a jacuzzi-like experience in your bathroom, look for whirlpool alcove tubs that come with massaging jets. If laying back in a bubble bath is more your thing, you can even find soaking alcove tubs with slanted backs and deep edges.

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