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shower tray
Where can I buy a 1200x 800 or 900 shower tray - reasonable quality?
B&Q do them but you have to wait 2/3 weeks (longer I think). There are dodgy looking ones on ebay, and v expensive ones from "bathroom studios" but I want what B&Q would have - but now. cheers Jacob |
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jacob wrote:
Where can I buy a 1200x 800 or 900 shower tray - reasonable quality? B&Q do them but you have to wait 2/3 weeks (longer I think). There are dodgy looking ones on ebay, and v expensive ones from "bathroom studios" but I want what B&Q would have - but now. I think Wickes do them (stone resin ones, do you mean?). Don't discount going to a specialist bathroom shop - as well as the pretentious 'Justin and Colin'-type outlets which you're thinking of, there are plenty of them around which just sell regular, everyday stuff at prices which compete with the sheds. David |
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Lobster wrote:
jacob wrote: Where can I buy a 1200x 800 or 900 shower tray - reasonable quality? B&Q do them but you have to wait 2/3 weeks (longer I think). There are dodgy looking ones on ebay, and v expensive ones from "bathroom studios" but I want what B&Q would have - but now. I think Wickes do them (stone resin ones, do you mean?). Don't discount going to a specialist bathroom shop - as well as the pretentious 'Justin and Colin'-type outlets which you're thinking of, there are plenty of them around which just sell regular, everyday stuff at prices which compete with the sheds. A lot of these shops use stuff from Bathroom Express (indeed, a lot of these shops' catalogues _are_ bathroom express', but with the shop's own cover!). They have a website but a lot of stuff in the catalogue is not on it, so it's best to see the paper cat (which you can get them to send you if you visit the site). Prices are quite reasonable, and you can order direct or via your local shop: with the latter you may be able to negotiate a better price than you'd pay direct. |
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Lobster wrote in message ...
jacob wrote: Where can I buy a 1200x 800 or 900 shower tray - reasonable quality? B&Q do them but you have to wait 2/3 weeks (longer I think). There are dodgy looking ones on ebay, and v expensive ones from "bathroom studios" but I want what B&Q would have - but now. I think Wickes do them (stone resin ones, do you mean?). Don't discount going to a specialist bathroom shop - as well as the pretentious 'Justin and Colin'-type outlets which you're thinking of, there are plenty of them around which just sell regular, everyday stuff at prices which compete with the sheds. David Are you thinking of Jules and Sandy? Yes you are right - today I went to the nearest "Bona Showers" and found just the thing at a reasonable price with 3 days delivery. And I'd spent hours on the net unnecessarily. There's an opening here for a Terry Thomas type with a shop called "Absolute Showers" (older DIYers will know what I'm on about!) cheers Jacob |
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