What is a wooden bath panel.
Fitting a bath panel uk.
Fitting a bath panel to most makes of bath can be made relatively simple by spending a little time planning what you need to do.
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Bath panels most popular in the uk fit around the bottom of your bath to hide the underside of your tub.
However two piece bath panels are commonly found with one panel and a separate plinth to attach to it usually at the back.
The panel should fit in under the lip of your bath then stand plumb to your wooden battens and be attached by screws.
How to fit a bath panel.
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First you have to measure the space between the underside and the floor of the bath rim by using a measuring tape.
For advice on fitting end bath panels refer to the section entitled fitting your front and end bath panels lower down the page.
Tavistock milton white front bath panel once the sealant has started to cure after a few hours you can drain the water from the bath.
Wood is sometimes preferred to other materials e g.
Get a slab preferably a wooden slab and attach it to the bottom of the panel towards the back fit into the space you have measured earlier using a 12mm screw.
Step 1 measure your bath panel.
Don t be mislead by the many instruction sheets which will have you making up frames which cost more in timber than the bath itself.
Acrylic as it can give provide a range of beautiful finishes that fit in with your bathroom décor.
Replacing an old plastic bath panel with a new mdf panel with an adjustable plinth.
Fitting a bath panel can be straightforward if you want to save the extra money from hiring a professional especially if you are only installing a new panel.
Fitting a wooden bath panel.
The first section of our bath panel installation guide details instructions of how to fit a front panel only so be wary of this before commencing with step 1.