Traditional Freestanding Baths

We've had the bath plumbed in for about a week now. It's a beautiful bath and is very comfortable and deep, there is now arguing as to who gets to have a bath first in our house. Just a couple of pointers, this bath is massive please make sure you measure door frames to make sure you can get it where it needs to be, we ended up taking doors off. Secondly, if you have a look at the first picture closely you will notice the reflection from the tiles in the outer bath, that's because the skirt of the bath is very shiny, definitely shinier than it looks on other pictures, and last the trim around the bottom of the bath is bigger and chunkier than the photos suggest, I bought this bath because I liked the smaller looking trim but its the same size as all the other baths of this design. I've got used to the couple of niggles for the money this really is a beautiful bath and given our bathroom a much needed update.

The shower screen leaks at the bottom of the barrel hinge, basically because the hinge is tight and if you seal the very bottom of the hinge with silicon to the bath, the seal breaks because in using the hinge, the fitting that the hinge sits in - on the wall - moves from side to side.I have had a new bottom seal from VP but this has not completely resolved the problem. When I bought in April 2021 the instructions for the screen instructed where to apply the silicon. The new instructions have remedied that but the screen still leaks at the corner.

I needed a short bath to fit in my bathroom and this fits the description. It has a strong roll top which is useful to get out with