Choosing the right bathtub is about more than finding one that fits the space. It should also match how the bathroom will be used, how easy it is to install, and the overall design of the project.
Choice Building Products offers acrylic alcove bathtubs for remodels, replacement projects, and new construction.
When choosing a tub, consider:
What size and configuration works best?
Is a deeper soaking tub or lower-entry tub the better fit?
What makes one acrylic tub more durable than another?
How will the tub work with the surround walls and other bathroom products?
Choice Building Products makes bathtub selection easier with practical products and knowledgeable support to help you find the right fit for your project.

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If you’re looking for a high-quality, durable alcove tub that is not only built to last but has a guarantee to prove it, you’ve come to the right place. Here are the features and benefits of Alcove Tubs from Choice Building Products.
For our 14” and 18” high alcove tubs, you’ll get a 25-year warranty. Our 21” deep soaking alcove tub comes with a 10-year warranty. That extra coverage matters. Some lower-cost tubs only come with a short warranty, so if the tub cracks or fails down the road, you could be left dealing with the replacement costs yourself.
This alcove tub has a lower deck height to get in. It works well for bathing small children and provides an easier entry for those with mobility challenges. With its thicker construction and heavier acrylic design (note this 60” x 30” x 14” unit weighs 75 lbs.), and 25 year warranty, you’ll know you have a tub which is built to last.
This tub works bathing the kids, or for a relaxing soak and has plenty of room to move around while showering. With its thicker construction and heavier acrylic design (note this 60” x 30” x 18” unit weighs 77 lbs.) and 25 year warranty you’ll know you have a tub that is built to last.
This tub works perfectly for bathing the kids, or a relaxing soak and has plenty of room to move around while showering. With its thicker construction and heavier acrylic design (note this 60” x 32” x 18” unit weighs 80 lbs.) and 25 year warranty you’ll know you have a tub which is built to last.
This tub works perfectly for a relaxing soaking tub experience and a tub shower combo system with plenty of room to move around while showering. With its thicker construction and heavier acrylic design (note this 60” x 30” x 21” unit weighs 104 lbs.) and 10 year warranty you’ll know you have a tub that won’t cause you to remodel due to a product failure.
This tub works perfectly for a relaxing soaking tub experience and a tub shower combo system with plenty of room to move around while showering. With its thicker construction and heavier acrylic design (note this 60” x 32” x 21” unit weighs 106 lbs.) and 10 year warranty you’ll know you have a tub that won’t cause you to remodel due to a product failure.
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An acrylic alcove bathtub is designed to fit into a three-wall recessed space with one finished front side, often called an apron or skirt. Alcove tubs are a practical choice for bathrooms where the bathtub also needs to function as a shower.
Acrylic tubs provide a more durable, non-porous surface than standard fiberglass tubs. They resist staining, fading and chipping, are easier to clean, and have a warmer feel when you step into the tub. Acrylic also provides a solid feel without the extreme weight of cast iron.
The most common alcove bathtub sizes are 60″ x 30″ and 60″ x 32″. These dimensions are designed to fit many standard bathtub replacement openings.
Stand in front of the bathtub and look toward the tub. If the drain is on your left, you need a left-hand drain tub. If the drain is on your right, you need a right-hand drain tub. Choosing the same drain location as your existing bathtub can also reduce plumbing modifications during a replacement project.
It depends on how the tub will be used. A lower-profile tub can be easier to step into and is convenient for bathing children or for users who prefer easier access. A deeper tub provides more water depth and is better suited for soaking.
Yes. Alcove bathtubs are commonly used as tub/shower combinations, making them a space-efficient option for family bathrooms, guest bathrooms and smaller spaces where you want both bathing and showering capabilities.
An integral flange is the raised edge around the sides of the bathtub where it meets the walls. It helps direct water back into the tub and provides an important waterproofing connection between the bathtub and the surrounding wall system.
Acrylic alcove tubs can be paired with several wall systems, including tile, waterproof laminate panels, rigid PVC panels and other grout-free shower and tub wall panels. The bathtub is typically installed before the wall backer or finished wall system.
Yes. Acrylic has a smooth, non-porous surface that is relatively simple to maintain. Regular cleaning with non-abrasive bathroom cleaners can help keep the surface looking new while reducing the buildup of soap residue and grime.
Look for a bathtub with a textured or anti-slip floor for better traction while bathing or showering. This is especially important in a tub/shower combination where users will regularly be standing inside the bathtub.
Yes. Acrylic alcove bathtubs can be paired with sliding, bypass or tub-screen glass doors. A glass door can give the bathroom a more finished appearance while helping keep shower water contained inside the tub.
Bathtub dimensions are based on the rough opening between the wall studs, not simply the visible space between finished tile or wall panels. Before ordering a replacement tub, confirm the rough opening dimensions, tub width and drain location to make sure the new bathtub will fit correctly.
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