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Bathtubs, Don't Build A House Without Bathtubs
by Triston Huntsmin
As an architect, of course I have strong feelings about elements that should never be left out of any home building project. For example, I believe that no home should be built without bathtubs.
I know, bathtubs sounds like a strange thing to be so concerned about, but it is true. I always advise my clients, regardless of their age or the kind of home they are building, to not even consider building a home without bathtubs. When they ask me why I can usually give a pretty strong defense of bathtubs.
Bathtubs do something for a bathroom and for a home that ordinary showers without bathtubs cannot do. Bathtubs give the people of a home the ability to have a quiet place of refuge to relax and unwind at the end of a hard day or week. Think about how great it feels to take a hot shower at the end of a long and cold day. Now think about how much nicer it would be to soak in a hot bathtub for thirty minutes instead. Sounds nice right? I'm convinced about bathtubs in every home because I am convinced that we are far too busy and far too stressed out as a society. I am convinced that we could all, men, women and children alike, use a little bit of space and quiet away from the rest of the world.
I'll admit that I hadn't utilized the pleasures of bathtubs until just a few years ago when my family and I moved into a new house and my wife insisted upon bathtubs in every room of the house for our kids. I agreed during the building process and within weeks after moving in I was trying out the bathtubs for myself and realizing how truly amazing they were. In all my years of living I had yet to find something as relaxing and truly peaceful as spending time in water filled bathtubs.
So if you are thinking about building a home or just of buying an already built home, do so with caution. Do not let yourself buy or build a home without bathtubs. You have no idea what you're missing if you don't have them. I guarentee you, bathtubs are a necessary element for every house. They add a special space for people to get away, relax and unwind. So don't even think about owning a home without one or more bathtubs.
About The Author: Triston Huntsmin loves being an architect and he loves helping people make choices for their homes. He insists that people build homes with bathtubs. See http://www.allbathtubs.info for more
on bathtubs for your home.
These articles on lifestyle and more
Return to the selection of bathtubs
You may want to try these articles on bathtubs
Bathtubs, Soaking Bathtubs — True Bathing Luxury by Frank Johnson Approximately 665 Words
You may want to try these websites for additional information
http://www.ebuild.com/guide/products/specifierResults.asp?catCode1591
http://www.oldtub.com/
http://www.toolbase.org/Technology-Inventory/Plumbing/universal-design-bathtubs
The information provided in this article is the express opinion of the author. Exchangenet is not responsible for the content!
As an architect, of course I have strong feelings about elements that should never be left out of any home building project. For example, I believe that no home should be built without bathtubs.
I know, bathtubs sounds like a strange thing to be so concerned about, but it is true. I always advise my clients, regardless of their age or the kind of home they are building, to not even consider building a home without bathtubs. When they ask me why I can usually give a pretty strong defense of bathtubs.
Bathtubs do something for a bathroom and for a home that ordinary showers without bathtubs cannot do. Bathtubs give the people of a home the ability to have a quiet place of refuge to relax and unwind at the end of a hard day or week. Think about how great it feels to take a hot shower at the end of a long and cold day. Now think about how much nicer it would be to soak in a hot bathtub for thirty minutes instead. Sounds nice right? I'm convinced about bathtubs in every home because I am convinced that we are far too busy and far too stressed out as a society. I am convinced that we could all, men, women and children alike, use a little bit of space and quiet away from the rest of the world.
I'll admit that I hadn't utilized the pleasures of bathtubs until just a few years ago when my family and I moved into a new house and my wife insisted upon bathtubs in every room of the house for our kids. I agreed during the building process and within weeks after moving in I was trying out the bathtubs for myself and realizing how truly amazing they were. In all my years of living I had yet to find something as relaxing and truly peaceful as spending time in water filled bathtubs.
So if you are thinking about building a home or just of buying an already built home, do so with caution. Do not let yourself buy or build a home without bathtubs. You have no idea what you're missing if you don't have them. I guarentee you, bathtubs are a necessary element for every house. They add a special space for people to get away, relax and unwind. So don't even think about owning a home without one or more bathtubs.
About The Author: Triston Huntsmin loves being an architect and he loves helping people make choices for their homes. He insists that people build homes with bathtubs. See http://www.allbathtubs.info for more
on bathtubs for your home.
These articles on lifestyle and more
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Return to the selection of bathtubs
You may want to try these articles on bathtubs
Bathtubs, Soaking Bathtubs — True Bathing Luxury by Frank Johnson Approximately 665 Words
You may want to try these websites for additional information
http://www.ebuild.com/guide/products/specifierResults.asp?catCode1591
http://www.oldtub.com/
http://www.toolbase.org/Technology-Inventory/Plumbing/universal-design-bathtubs
The information provided in this article is the express opinion of the author. Exchangenet is not responsible for the content!
