Re: Tub Choice

Posted by Mike on April 21, 2002 at 00:52:52:
In response to Re: Tub Choice
: I will be renovating my master bathroom located on the second floor. I would like your opinion as to what type of bathtub to buy e.g. acrylic, cast iron, marble or steel. : Also what is your opinion of converting a new cast iron into a whirlpool tub and having a plumber install the jetting holes? : Is there a kit that covers the whirlpool plumbing on a clawfoot tube? : I like the arylic tubs because of the whirlpool ability, sizing, but not the cleaning and noice levels. : All your thoughts are welcomed. : I don't think any plumber would drill cast iron for jetting. As far as a tub type, I use American Standard americast tubs. Stay away from steel, they pit over years and new cast iron tubs are nice, but expensive. :

Posted by Mike on April 21, 2002 at 00:52:52:

In response to Re: Tub Choice

: I will be renovating my master bathroom located on the second floor. I would like your opinion as to what type of bathtub to buy e.g. acrylic, cast iron, marble or steel.

: Also what is your opinion of converting a new cast iron into a whirlpool tub and having a plumber install the jetting holes?
: Is there a kit that covers the whirlpool plumbing on a clawfoot tube?

: I like the arylic tubs because of the whirlpool ability, sizing, but not the cleaning and noice levels.

: All your thoughts are welcomed.
: I don't think any plumber would drill cast iron for jetting. As far as a tub type, I use American Standard americast tubs. Stay away from steel, they pit over years and new cast iron tubs are nice, but expensive.

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