1600mm Baths

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1600mm Baths: The Perfect Tub Size for Aussie Homes So, you're staring at that empty space in the bathroom, picturing a beautiful new tub. It's exciting, right? But it can also be a bit tricky. You want a bath you can properly stretch out in, but you don't want it to swallow the entire room. It’s a classic renovator’s dilemma. Well, let me introduce you to the 1600mm bath. It's become a bit of a hero product for us here at The Blue Space , and honestly, for very good reason. It’s the Goldilocks of the bathtub world—not too big, not too small. Let's get into the nitty-gritty of why this size might just be the perfect choice for your place. We'll break down the styles, the materials, and all the little things you should think about. No jargon, just straight-up helpful advice. Okay, So What's a 1600mm Bath? It’s a bath that’s 1600 millimetres, or 1.6 metres, long. Simple as that. For years, the 'normal' bath size in Australia hovered around 1700mm. But let's face it, our homes have changed. We're living in more cleverly designed spaces, from city apartments to new suburban builds, and every centimetre counts. That little 10cm difference between a 1700 and a 1600 tub is a game-changer. It can mean the difference between a door that opens fully and one that just scrapes past. A 1600mm bath gives you a truly satisfying, deep soak without demanding a huge footprint. It’s the smart choice for a modern bathroom layout, giving you that bit of breathing room you'll be thankful for later. Where Does This "Smart-Sized" Bath Fit In? This tub is a real chameleon. It works wonders in so many different types of Aussie bathrooms, not just the tiny ones. The Busy Family Bathroom Picture this: it’s kids' bath time. A 1600mm tub has plenty of room for splashing and fun, but you're not having to lean halfway across the room to wash their hair. It's just that little bit easier on your back. And when they’re finally in bed, it’s more than big enough for a grown-up to have a proper, relaxin