Re: Cast iron 1930s tub

Posted by hj on January 23, 2004 at 22:54:41:
In response to Re: Cast iron 1930s tub
It was called a corner tub, and Kohler may have been the last company that produced them. Since you may be the first person to ask for one since 1972 when I built my first house here, that could be the reason they are no longer made. : Hi, I am adding a new bathroom on our second floor remodel /addition. Our house was built in 1930 and has two original tile bathrooms with the original fixtures. We are hoping to replicate the look in the new bath. I am hoping to find a cast iron bath tub for a two wall installation. I have been unable to find a modern reproduction of our original tub. Any suggestions on recreating this "classic" look?

Posted by hj on January 23, 2004 at 22:54:41:

In response to Re: Cast iron 1930s tub

It was called a corner tub, and Kohler may have been the last company that produced them. Since you may be the first person to ask for one since 1972 when I built my first house here, that could be the reason they are no longer made.

: Hi, I am adding a new bathroom on our second floor remodel /addition. Our house was built in 1930 and has two original tile bathrooms with the original fixtures. We are hoping to replicate the look in the new bath. I am hoping to find a cast iron bath tub for a two wall installation. I have been unable to find a modern reproduction of our original tub. Any suggestions on recreating this "classic" look?

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