Deep, wide bath?

[SupermarketMum]

We're looking for a bath for our new family bathroom, not freestanding as we want it "built in" and tiled around it;

The problem is that we're not small people (I'm a size 18 - all hips, and we're both tall). So we wanted a bath like our current one, that doesn't significantly narrow down at the bottom. Ideally around 50cm wide at the bottom would be great.

Has anyone come across a bath like this?

Generally baths come in 700, 750 or 800 widths, and standard length is 1700, though you can get 1800 (or shorter obviously but irrelevant here).

www.qssupplies.co.uk/bathroom-furniture-shower-taps/8677.htm

This one is 800x1800 and 545 wide at the bottom. I only glanced quickly so there might be other options on the website.

We had one very like the pp linked. Be warned, it takes a LOT of hot water to fill - more than a tankful for a properly deep nice bath, so needed the immersion heater on to heat up a second tank of water quickly after emptying the first tank load into the bath £££

go to s shop and try a few.
'water saving' designs tend to taper at the bottom so might feel narrow.
square bottoms need a shed load of water to fill.

good point on the water needed to fill... ours does take a LOT of water to fill, but controversially we don't mind "sharing" a bath so two of us will use the same water... it's more of a treat rather than an everyday thing...

Have you looked at Japanese baths? We've just renovated and have this in 1 of the bathrooms. The room was too narrow for a regular, long bath, but this fits in perfectly and provides a very deep bath. A real Japanese bath is basically just a large tub, whereas ours has a moulded seat and jets. Our 6ft 7 friend used it without issues!

Takara Deep Soaking Tub ('easy access' style) - with a 25 Year Guarantee (cabuchon.com)