probably lots of people would like a single hole mixer but don't fancy
their chances of invisibly filling the spare hole.
SO!
Why don't manufacturers offer a mixer tap and/or shower rail combo
that could use the spare hole as the first fixing point and provide a riser
rail that could bend or curve to one side of the bath. This could/would
provide
a more interesting and/or aesthetic feature to a bath/shower?

Perhaps they already do but if they don't, why is it always left to me to
think of
these things?

{Lobs an armchair through the window}

Arthur.

Arthur2 wrote:
probably lots of people would like a single hole mixer but don't fancy
their chances of invisibly filling the spare hole.

But there is no *spare* hole to fill, because if you're going to try
fitting a single-hole mixer to a bath already provided with two holes,
you're going to want to position the aforementioned mixer in a new hole,
midway between the existing two, innit?

David

On Tue, 4 Sep 2007 19:45:39 +0100, "Arthur2"
mused:

probably lots of people would like a single hole mixer but don't fancy
their chances of invisibly filling the spare hole.
SO!
Why don't manufacturers offer a mixer tap and/or shower rail combo
that could use the spare hole as the first fixing point and provide a riser
rail that could bend or curve to one side of the bath. This could/would
provide
a more interesting and/or aesthetic feature to a bath/shower?

Perhaps they already do but if they don't, why is it always left to me to
think of
these things?

Maybe many people have thought about it, then immediately realised it
is actually a **** idea and discarded it immediately rather than
posting it to a newsgroup.

{Lobs an armchair through the window}

That's a much better idea.
--
Regards,
Stuart.

"Lurch" wrote in message
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2007 19:45:39 +0100, "Arthur2"
mused:

probably lots of people would like a single hole mixer but don't fancy
their chances of invisibly filling the spare hole.
SO!
Why don't manufacturers offer a mixer tap and/or shower rail combo
that could use the spare hole as the first fixing point and provide a
riser
rail that could bend or curve to one side of the bath. This could/would
provide
a more interesting and/or aesthetic feature to a bath/shower?

Perhaps they already do but if they don't, why is it always left to me to
think of
these things?

Maybe many people have thought about it, then immediately realised it
is actually a **** idea and discarded it immediately rather than
posting it to a newsgroup.


Cold bucket of water for you then?

{Lobs an armchair through the window}

That's a much better idea.

I hit a copper that was standing outside. So you're wrong.

Arthur