Can you put any bath panel on a bath?

Bath Panels are usually associated with straight baths – single or double-ended – to hide the plumbing, the underside of the bathtub and protect the floor beneath from splashes. All bathrooms will have a minimum of one panel for a bath and a maximum of three – they can cover both ends, or both sides, and the front.

Are bath panels a standard size?

Bath panel sizes Different baths require different size panels, the most common are 1500mm, 1600mm, 1700mm and 1800mm for front panels, and for 700mm, 750mm and 800mm for end panels.

What is the best way to cut a bath panel?

The easiest method is to use the mini hacksaw. Remember to let the saw do the work and push and pull gently and slowly to avoid splitting the plastic. Once the bath panel has been trimmed down, use a router to cut a rebate in a strip of timber.

What height is a standard bath panel?

510mm
The standard bath height is 510mm. Although heights may vary, it is important to remember that the higher the bath is, the harder it is to get in an out. That is particularly important to consider in family homes or homes for older people.

How thick should bath sealant be?

The bead of silicone sealant should be thick enough so it covers the gap between the tray and tiles. Make sure there are no visible gaps, if there are any, carefully add a little more sealant to the area.

Do You need A side panel for a bath?

If your bath is wall to wall, you will only need a side panel, but if it has exposed short sides, these will need panels as well. The job is straightforward, but as always, it pays to be prepared and to read our instructions thoroughly before you start. If you have a standard, straight bath then you have a wide choice of options available.

Where are the taps located in a double ended Bath?

Double Ended Baths have taps located in the centre on one side, leaving both ends free to enjoy a relaxing bath. Add some modern style and elegance to your bathroom by selecting one of our Freestanding Baths. Add some modern style and elegance to your bathroom by selecting one of our P and L shaped shower bath designs.

Which is the best Bath to get after a long day?

Nothing beats a long, hot soak in a good Bath. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious freestanding bath or a compact solution, you’ll find it at Wickes. From freestanding baths, shower baths to corner baths, we offer a huge range of contemporary designs that will allow you to relax and unwind after a long day.

What kind of Bath panels do Wickes have?

Our range of easy access baths provides a great bathing experience, mixing practicality with elegant design. We have a wide range of Bath Panels for baths and shower baths. They are available in various sizes, styles and finishes including antique pine, oak effect and classic gloss white.

Can you change the size of a bath panel?

Most panels are non-adjustable, so if you need to alter the size, you’ll have to cut it yourself – either for height or length due to tiles, pipework or skirting boards. Most bath panels are available as a single piece with a fixed height.

What are the different types of Bath panels?

All bathrooms will have a minimum of one panel for a bath and a maximum of three – they can cover both ends, or both sides, and the front. The various types of bath panel include a range of designs and finishes, including acrylic, wood, mirrors and even panels with storage capabilities.