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Sat, Oct 13, 12 at 10:41
| Our house is a historic style so we want as far from contemporary as possible. I realize an oval jacuzzi is not historic, but my husband really wanted one. In either case, are there benefits to either method of installation? Thank you. |
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| Think about comfort. With an undermount, will the tub deck have overhang that could get you in the neck? As to "benefits of installation", a drop in is easier to install and replace if needed. If you get too splish-splashy in the tub, then the overhanging deck of an undermount might contain water a bit better. Style-wise, I think undermounts look a bit more slick, and possibly, more contemporary. Personally, I prefer drop-ins. Both from the installation and use points-of view. And style. I like the vertical-ness of the rim above the tub deck. |
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