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My existing claw foot tub doesn 't fill deep enough. I would like to replace it with a deep soaking tub , of course for the best value possible. Give me your ideas please. The existing claw foot tub came with the house and has the faucet drilled in, and the over flow underneath that, so it doesn't really fill up. This makes bathing in it a cold, uncomfortable experience. I think--and the plumber agrees with me--that the easiest way to fix this is replace the tub with something deeper. First question: How deep should I be looking for? Ideally, it's deep enough that I can easily put my shoulders in the water and keep them there, but I don't have to. I don't want to drown in the tub, but too much depth is better than too little, since I don't HAVE to fill up the tub. I'm 5'2", my partner is 5'10". Second question: Are there keywords I should be looking for? I've tried "soaking" tub, but that doesn't really yield interestin...

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