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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.
The average corner tub is 54 by 54 inches, with a diagonal of 72 inches, and if that tub has a depth of 14 inches, its capacity is 88 gallons. With an overflow drain placement 6 inches below the top of the tub, the capacity is a mere 50 gallons. Freestanding tubs come in many designs to fit a variety of spaces, and they tend to be smaller and deeper than inset tubs, but they hold more water.