Vitusso Bath Panels

Look at the layout of your bath. If your bath has one long exposed side, you need a side panel (the Vitusso Oak Wood Bath Panel 1700mm), while a freestanding or inset bath with just the short face exposed needs an end panel. If both faces are visible or you want a neat, matched finish, buy a pack that includes both side and end panels, the 1700/750mm and 1700/700mm packs give you matching pieces for a 1700mm bath with either a 750mm or 700mm end. Packs save the effort of matching finishes and ensure the joins look cohesive.

Vitusso panels come in common sizes including 1700mm for side panels and 700mm or 750mm for end panels, which covers most standard baths. If your bath is 1700mm long, choose the 1700mm side panel or a 1700/750mm or 1700/700mm pack if you also need an end panel. Measure the visible face of the bath (not the overall room dimension) to be sure the panel length aligns with the exposed edge.

An oak finish brings warmth and a classic or Scandinavian look, working well with timber-look vanities or soft neutral tiles; it's ideal if you want a cosy, natural feel. An industrial concrete finish creates a modern, minimalist vibe and pairs well with matte black furniture or simple white sanitaryware for a contemporary space. Both finishes are designed to be eye-catching while transforming an old bath into a coordinated focal point.

Vitusso panels are produced in Italy to a high standard and are offered with an engineered board and decorative finish, so they give the appearance of oak or concrete without the cost of solid wood. They are a practical, affordable way to refresh a bath and are more resistant to everyday wear than raw timber, though you should avoid prolonged direct water exposure at unfinished edges. pairing a 1700mm oak side panel with good silicone sealing at joins keeps the finish looking its best.

Yes. Vitusso purposely designs panels to coordinate with its wider Garda bathroom furniture range, so you can pair a wood-effect bath panel with matching wall-hung vanity units, cabinets or contemporary worktops. choosing the oak wood bath panel alongside an oak-effect Garda vanity creates a unified scheme that makes a small bathroom feel more curated and spacious.