Traditional Baths
Baths
Bath Design
Look at the profile and details alongside the other fittings in the room. Compare the product dimensions even when replacing something with a similar appearance. Straight baths make good use of space against a wall, while a freestanding model can become the focal point of the room. If the bath doubles as your main shower, compare the standing area and screen options on each model.
Size & Layout
Compare the space inside the bath as well as its outer length and width. Measure the doorways and stairs on the way in, and check the position of the waste against the available floor space or access below. Account for the height of any feet or frame when checking access into the bath.
Taps & Fittings
Choose the tap position at the same time as the bath. A deck-mounted tap needs a suitable rim or tap holes, while wall-mounted and floorstanding taps need their own plumbing positions. Check the product listing for the waste, overflow, legs and panels. If adding a screen, check the wall profile and the width of the opening.
