"BAH" wrote in message
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I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath on
your travels please?

In attempting to negotiate a new bathroom layout with SWMBO and two female
long-time-in-the-bathroom-every-day teenagers, I've concluded that this
would meet all our (sorry, their) requirements and constraints.

Or I may end up having to install a shower tray and small bath at right
angles.......

Thanks for any pointers.



Install two showers side by side, one with the normal temperature control
and with only a cold water supply. Then every time they argue, they get to
use the cold shower. :-))

No, seriously though. I've personally never seen of heard of, or seen,
anyone who makes an "L" shaped bath, although I may be proved wrong, so I
think the idea of the bath and shower tray is your best bet.


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BAH wrote:
I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath
on your travels please?

In attempting to negotiate a new bathroom layout with SWMBO and two
female long-time-in-the-bathroom-every-day teenagers, I've concluded
that this would meet all our (sorry, their) requirements and
constraints.

Or I may end up having to install a shower tray and small bath at
right angles.......

Thanks for any pointers.

There was a bloke selling two at the car boot sale at Dewsbury RL ground
last Sunday.

That probably is no help, but I can get a phone number from him if he's
there
this week (and still has them) if you want.


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On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 00:00:49 GMT, BAH wrote:

I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath on
your travels please?

In attempting to negotiate a new bathroom layout with SWMBO and two female
long-time-in-the-bathroom-every-day teenagers, I've concluded that this
would meet all our (sorry, their) requirements and constraints.

Or I may end up having to install a shower tray and small bath at right
angles.......

Thanks for any pointers.

Corner baths are quite common place these days. Mine is 1300mm x 1500mm, I
seem to remember a corner bath 1500mm x 1500mm in one of the brochures when
I was looking. Have you tried asking in your local bathroom specialist?

"BAH" wrote in message
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I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath on
your travels please?

Do you mean a shower bath? Wider by the taps so that end
is more shower sized, but normal bath width at the bottom?
B and Q do one at 1700 x (690-800) for 200 quid

"Dave" == Dave Liquorice writes:


Dave Not L shaped but more offset pear shaped is the Space bath
Dave from Armitage Shanks (I think it's them, brochure is at the
Dave bottom of the filing heap...).

We have one. If you're slightly on the rotund side, the extra space
in the shower end is wonderful - every other shower I've been in since
has felt cramped - even when on my own! :-)

We got ours from the local plumbers merchants.

Only possible downsides(s):

1) The bath is slightly shorted than a normal one. Good if you have
a small bathroom, bad if you want to wallow.

2) The taps are on the "outside" long (curved) edge. You may or may
not find this a problem.

AndyC

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If it's 'L' shaped (ie: not just a typical corner bath) then his phone
number would be appreciated. BTW I tried to reply to you direct and it came
back 'undeliverable'.
Thanks
BAH

"bigegg" wrote in message
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BAH wrote:
I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath
on your travels please?

In attempting to negotiate a new bathroom layout with SWMBO and two
female long-time-in-the-bathroom-every-day teenagers, I've concluded
that this would meet all our (sorry, their) requirements and
constraints.

Or I may end up having to install a shower tray and small bath at
right angles.......

Thanks for any pointers.

There was a bloke selling two at the car boot sale at Dewsbury RL ground
last Sunday.

That probably is no help, but I can get a phone number from him if he's
there
this week (and still has them) if you want.


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Visit my ebay shop for welding and tools and stuff:
http://www.stores.ebay.co.uk/honyaservices

The Natural Philosopher wrote in message ...
BAH wrote:

I know this is an unusual query but has anyone seen a 'L' shaped bath on
your travels please?

In attempting to negotiate a new bathroom layout with SWMBO and two
female
long-time-in-the-bathroom-every-day teenagers, I've concluded that this
would meet all our (sorry, their) requirements and constraints.

Or I may end up having to install a shower tray and small bath at right
angles.......

Thanks for any pointers.



Saw them all in half and install a belfast sink.






Have a look at Cabuchon baths, for a small bath-IMERSA range. I'm managing
to get shower/bath/toilet/whb into 1.7 x 2.2M.
Regards
Capitol