Tub surround ideas

Remodeling your bathroom but don't want to spend a fortune? Even the most basic bath tub can be expensive. We all want to save money while remodeling. But when you are flipping homes, it's even more crucial to curb costs wherever possible while creating a superior product. My partner, Lance, came u

If you’re into claw foot tubs and other standalone ideas, you may not take much interest in tub surrounds. But tub coping can be a low-key way to express your taste and style. And you don't have to go for the most expensive option. Lots of DIY tub surround ideas are gentler on your pocket.

Paint your fixtures, add paneling to your tub, and hang shelves above the toilet.

Want to update a bathtub but have no budget to do so? Check this bathroom makeover out where the old tub gets an update with some PVC boards and molding | In My Own Style

Includes other ideas from the internet as well.

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You may find that your old (or your newly installed bathtub) doesn’t fit the aesthetics or overall style of your bathroom. This applies when you’re considering sprucing up your existing bathing area. Furthermore, most homes today are designed to leave lots of space between the bathtub and the wall. These, among many other reasons, mean you should consider an upgrade to avoid the discomfort arising from having an ‘incomplete bathroom.' | Kitchen Infinity

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