Walk-In Bathtub: Designed for people with mobility issues, walk-in bathtubs are easy to get in and out of. Their backs are typically higher, making them ideal for lounging. Their extra depth allows for complete immersion and an ultra-relaxing bathtub experience.Ĭlawfoot Tub: If style is important to you, a clawfoot tub is a great option that combines aesthetics and function. Soaking Tub: Soaking tubs are deeper than standard tubs. Not sure which tub type is right for you? Here’s a breakdown of some common bathtub options we carry:īathtub Shower: A bathtub shower combo is ideal if you have a small space but want the flexibility of both a shower and bathtub. Partial to a specific brand you’ve used in the past? We have plenty of options, including Delta, WESTBRASS, KOHLER bathtubs and more. Whether you’re looking for a stylish clawfoot bathtub or an accessible walk-in bathtub, Lowe’s has options for every home. The five tiers rise up toward the sky, drawing the eye and providing a visually striking gathering place for the community’s cultural celebrations.Need a New Bathtub or Replacement Part? We Can Help. Noted modernist Japanese architect Yoshiro Taniguchi designed the structure, eschewing the classical square or octagonal-roofed pagoda in favor of a harmonious circular shape. Gifted as a token of friendship by the sister city of Osaka, Japan in 1968, the Peace Pagoda is a five-tiered concrete stupa, or Buddhist shrine, meant to inspire peace. INSPIRATION | The Peace Pagoda is a commanding expression of Japanese culture located in the heart of San Francisco. The Mizu is a space for restoration, meditation and finding your inner zen. The Mizu’s steep-sided form has the added benefit of fitting beautifully into small or irregularly shaped places while providing a deep soak for seated bathing. Thousands of tiny heated bubbles provide a full sensory experience and unparalleled therapeutic effects to wash away stress and fatigue. Taking its upright design cues from the Peace Pagoda, the added option of our Thermal Air System brings the time-honored bathing ritual into the 21st century with technological sophistication. East meets west at the best of both worlds with the Mizu, an evolution of the traditional Japanese soaking tub known as an ofuro.

Japanese soaking tub with seat