Bathroom Suite P Shaped LH Shower Bath Screen Bath Panel 1700

What’s included:

• 1700mm P-shaped shower bath
• 5mm shower screen
• Front panel
• 10-year guarantee

P Shaped

Smooth curves and added space for showering are what define a P shape bath. One end, usually the shower or tap end, is wider to allow you all the space you need when showering. It also gives you added space for lounging in a bath because you can of course do whichever you want, any time you want.

Matching curved glass screen

Included in the set is a beautiful, thermally toughened, 6mm thick glass screen. With 180-degree pivoting, polished chrome wall profiles and reversible wall fixings, it’s the perfect combination of style and substance.

High-quality manufacturing

These are precision made from Lucite acrylic. This type of acrylic gives you maximum strength, durability, and toughness. It’s highly resistant to everyday wear and tear, stains and superficial scratches and it has the best resistance to ultraviolet light and household chemicals. Cheaper baths are often made from inferior materials which don’t last as long and won’t have the same smooth and comfortable surface.

For added strength, the baths are reinforced with an 18mm thick baseboard which is coated in glass reinforced plastic for added rigidity.

Side panel included

You're not just getting a gorgeous P-shaped shower bath but you also get the matching side panel with it so you know it's compatible. A side panel pack allows you to fit this bath within an alcove so it has walls on all three sides.

The side panel will need to be cut to size to fit this bath.

10-year guarantee

High-quality parts and precision engineering put these products together and we want you to be confident of that, so to put your mind at ease we cover you with a 10-year long guarantee.

Additional information:

• 3 tap positions – back corners and above the overflow
• CE marked bath screen
• Fittings and leg set included
• Bath waste and taps are not included but will be recommended when you add to basket

Once you’ve decided on a style you need to know what hand of bath you need as left and right can be a bit confusing. I mean, what is it left or right from? The bath? The wall? Who knows!

What we recommend is that you imagine standing at the foot of the bath, looking down towards the larger area where you shower. The widest area will be on one side and will define which hand you need. So, if the wall is on your right and the wider section left, you need a left-hand bath. The opposite applies if the wider section is on the right.