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Spacesaver Baths
Hi,
Does anyone know if ti si possible to get the steel equivalent of http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/0-16420? - or does the shape preclude it being made in steel? I am having trouble locating such a beast. TIA. |
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Piers James wrote:
Hi, Does anyone know if ti si possible to get the steel equivalent of http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/0-16420? - or does the shape preclude it being made in steel? I am having trouble locating such a beast. TIA. Probably easiest to get an acrylic. Ive got a really nice one that size..expensive, thick, but its a damn site better at 16509 or whatever than the ditzy 1800 bathstore thing. There are constraints on how deep you can press steel, and how much of a flange you need to leave as well. |
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The Natural Philosopher wrote:
Probably easiest to get an acrylic. Ive got a really nice one that size..expensive, thick, but its a damn site better What counts as a decent thickness for acrylic? I can't see any "P" shaped steel showerbaths, so looks like I'll be getting an acrylic one, but don't want a twilly-willy one ... |
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well the one I was looking at is "5mm cast acrylic sheet fully reinforced".
Do you class that as good/thick? "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Piers James wrote: Hi, Does anyone know if ti si possible to get the steel equivalent of http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/0-16420? - or does the shape preclude it being made in steel? I am having trouble locating such a beast. TIA. Probably easiest to get an acrylic. Ive got a really nice one that size..expensive, thick, but its a damn site better at 16509 or whatever than the ditzy 1800 bathstore thing. There are constraints on how deep you can press steel, and how much of a flange you need to leave as well. |
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On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 20:36:09 +0000, Andy Burns wrote:
I can't see any "P" shaped steel showerbaths, so looks like I'll be getting an acrylic one, but don't want a twilly-willy one ... Just fitted a 1700 Ideal Standard Space bath, they also do a 1500. Pretty solid, no creaks or groans. The base board doesn't go right to the plug hole though and there is movement there when you stand around it. -- Cheers Dave. pam is missing e-mail |
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Piers James wrote:
well the one I was looking at is "5mm cast acrylic sheet fully reinforced". Do you class that as good/thick? not bad. 10mm is what I call good. 3mm is crap. |
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Thanks.
you wouldn't happen to have any links would you? "The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message ... Piers James wrote: well the one I was looking at is "5mm cast acrylic sheet fully reinforced". Do you class that as good/thick? not bad. 10mm is what I call good. 3mm is crap. |
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