Complete Bathroom Suites with Shower Bath

Look at the space you have and how you use the bath: a 1600mm L-shape suits tighter bathrooms where you need a compact showering area, while a 1700mm gives you noticeably more legroom for bathing and a larger standing area for showering. Many of the suites on offer come in both lengths, so if you have a little extra floor space the 1700mm (common in Amelie and Royan ranges) will feel more comfortable for taller users. Measure doorways and clearances first so you know which length will fit without crowding the room.

An L-shape shower bath has a widened end designed to give you a full showering space within the bath, so it’s ideal if you want both a shower and a soak in one unit; most suites here are L-shape (19 of 20). A single-ended bath, like the Ceramica Milan 1700mm option, is more traditional for bathing only and works best if you already have a separate shower. If you need versatility in a family bathroom or en suite, an L-shape is usually the better choice.

A vanity unit gives you built-in storage and hides pipework, which is useful for storing toiletries in smaller family bathrooms; nine suites include vanity units. A full pedestal basin offers a cleaner, more classic look and takes up slightly less visible bulk, and eleven suites feature pedestal options. If you want tidy storage and a contemporary feel go for a vanity; if you prefer a minimalist or traditional aesthetic, choose the pedestal.

Left- and right-hand options orient the widened shower end and plumbing to suit your bathroom layout, so the bath’s shower area faces the correct wall and the taps line up with existing pipework. Check which wall the shower screen or shower valve will sit against and match it to the product’s orientation—for example, the Affine Royan and Amelie ranges offer both left and right configurations. Picking the correct hand avoids awkward positioning next to doors, radiators or windows.

Collections like Amelie, Royan, Milan and Arles each have a distinct look and price positioning; Ceramica Milan offers some of the lower-cost suites around £629–£699, while Affine Royan and the black-finish Royan variants sit at the higher end near £795–£849. A black-finish Royan suite gives a bold, contemporary statement compared with the more classic white collections, but it can cost a bit more. Choose a collection that matches your overall décor and budget—for example, select Royan Black for a modern ensuite and Milan for a value-focused renovation.