What Are The Standard Bathtub Sizes

Nov 08, 2017 Leave a message

What are the standard bathtub sizes?

Dimensions of bathtubs cannot be generalized, and every manufacturer will have its own tub specifications for specific product, but when it comes to the basics there are standard bathtub sizes by the types of tubs which allow customers and installers make prediction with a house design and installation process.

Standard bathtub dimensions chart

Wall to wall bathtub dimensions

Length (L)

Width (W)

Height (H)

Bathtub capacity (gallons)

Standards (L x W x H)

48"

32"

25"

68


60" x 30"(32") x 14"-30"

60"

30"

14"

58

60"

32"

17"

56

60"

48"

20"

75

66"

32"

18"

61

72"

36"

20"

68

72"

42"

20"

82

Corner bathtub dimensions

48"

48"

19"

70


Three bathtub dimensions are defined

60"

60"

24"

84

72"

72"

20"

120

Free standing bathtub dimensions

50"

24"

24"

40

60" x 32"(30") x 30"

60"

30"

30"

45

60"

32"

26"

43

66"

36"

20"

63

72"

32"

30"

70

Walk in bathtub dimensions

48"

28"

38"

45

48" and 60" length; width may vary

60"

30"

38"

65

60"

36"

38"

78

Dimensions in the chart are external measurements of standard bathtub not actual in tub sizes. Capacity is a factor which defines the interior tub space in gallons. In-side dimensions will vary even comparing the same external tub sizes and will be identified by bathtub shape and style. Some of the free standing bathtubs might have legs which will add another 4” – 5” to the total bathtub height. All sizes in the chart are imperial characteristics of a bathtub length width, and height in inches. The least important number is a bathtub height which does not affect installation much and even for a standard 60”x30” bathtub might vary a couple inches both ways.