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£2470-£2880(1)

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Side Panel: For the longest side of the bath. Needed if the bath is going into an alcove.

Side & End Panel: Panel set for the long and short side of the bath. Needed for corner installations.

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How do I choose between a walk-in bath and a freestanding or corner deep-soak bath?

Think about the type of access that suits your lifestyle and your bathing style. Walk-in baths give you step-in access and are listed in the accessible bathrooms range, so they suit someone who needs easier entry and a seated bathing option. A freestanding corner deep-soak bath typically offers a compact footprint and a more traditional soak experience if you can step over the rim. If you want maximum safety and a seated wash, go for a walk-in and if you want a deep, relaxing soak in a smaller sized bathroom, a compact deep-soak corner bath is better.

What do the LH and RH options mean, and how do I choose the correct one?

LH and RH indicate the side the door or access panel sits on when you face the bath from the doorway. Stand where the bath will go and note whether a left- or right-hand door would be easier to reach; pick the matching LH or RH model. Selecting the wrong side can make access awkward, so match the bath orientation to the room layout.

What are the panel options and which one will I need for a corner or alcove installation?

Side panels cover the bath's long side and are used for an alcove installation, while side and end panel sets cover both the long and short sides for corner installations. Some tubs are offered with no panels if you plan a custom surround. Decide based on where the bath sits: alcove needs a side panel, corner needs both side and end.

Will a 1270–1300mm bath be deep enough for a proper soak?

Yes, many of these are deep-soak designs despite their compact length. Deep-soak baths include models that are 1270 and 1300mm in dimension and wider widths such as 750mm, giving extra interior depth and legroom. A 1300 x 750mm deep-soak bath, will give you more water depth and a roomier feel than a narrow 1270 x 580mm corner tub. If you want a full soak in a small bathroom, choose a wider deep-soak option.

Are any of these baths specifically suitable if you have reduced mobility?

Yes. Plumbworld stocks a wide range of products within the Accessible Bathrooms range, which are designed for easier entry and safe seating. They come in compact lengths of 1270 or 1300mm with panel options and LH/RH orientations so you can match the layout of your bathroom. These models offer safer access and a seated bathing experience for users who need assistance when entering and exiting the bath.