If your bathroom doesn’t have room for a bath tub and a shower, how do you decide between the two? The size of your bathroom will dictate whether you can fit in a separate shower and bath, and often people will have to choose between the two. If you only have the space for one, a shower is the more practical choice. But if you really need a bath as well, you can combine the two with a shower-over-bath arrangement.
If you have children, or are planning to, a shower bath combination in the family bathroom is not only important, it’s a necessity for getting through those early bathing years. On the other hand, if the bathroom is going to be used by the elderly, often they prefer a walk-in shower, as they have trouble climbing in and out of a bath tub. So, depending on your household, shower bath combinations can be a help or a hindrance! For a dramatic effect, why not choose a freestanding bath tub? These can have the added benefit of making a small bathroom look larger and can have showerheads incorporated to allow for showering too. Japanese soaker-style baths are also great for smaller bathrooms, as they are shorter (yet deeper) than a traditional bath.
Just because you’re stuck with a shower-bath combo, doesn’t mean your bathroom can’t look stylish. Start by ditching the old-fashioned shower curtain and installing a frameless glass screen in its place. This simple addition will add a touch of elegance to your bathroom while still keeping your floor splash free.
Source: improvemyhome.com.au/how-to-guides/bathrooms/how-to-choose-bath-shower-or-both
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