Which is better cast iron or acrylic claw foot bath tubs? This will greatly depend upon who you speak with. Listed below are some common arguments both the acrylic and cast iron bathtubs salesman will pose to you.

1. Acrylic Claw Foot Bath Tub Salesman Cast iron bathtubs are externally heavy and very difficult for four strong people to get upstairs.

Our View No doubt cast iron bath tubs are heavy. You must remember however, you only move a cast iron bath tub into place more than likely once in a lifetime. Dont let a one time move deter you from purchasing a cast iron bath tub.

2. Acrylic Claw Foot Bath Tub Salesman Cast iron bath tubs are cold to the touch.

Our View No doubt cast iron bath tubs will be cold to the touch when empty during the winter months. This would only be a problem if you take a bath without warm water in the bath tub. Simply remember to fill your bath tub with warm water before bathing. Cast iron is an excellent conductor of heat and will be delightfully warm when you get into your bath tub.

3. Cast Iron Claw Foot Bathtub Salesman Acrylic bath tubs are prone to flexing.

Our View We have also observed this issue and have found that this is generally due to improper installation. We recomend that you always employ a licensed plumber to install your bath tub whether you have a cast iron or acrylic bath tub. Cutting corners can cost you more money in the end due to improper installation.

4. Cast Iron Claw Foot Bathtub Salesman Acrylic bath tubs scratch very easy.

Our View Both acrylic and cast iron bath tubs can be scratched if not properly cared for. We suggest that you follow your manufactures recommendation for care.

Our consensus is simple, purchase what you fill comfortable with. We recomend that you confer with a licensed plumber before making your purchase to ensure you select a bath tub that is write for you.

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