Do bath panels come in different heights?
Baths can usually be adjusted in height using the supplied bath legs, but if you are replacing a panel and unable to adjust the height of the bath due to tiles and pipework, then you will need to carefully check the height of the bath panel, as each manufacturer makes them at slightly different heights.
Are bath panels a standard height?
Wherever you are planning to position these items, it is crucial to know their sizes, which is especially important when it comes to choosing the right bath panels. 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.
Do you silicone a bath panel?
You must seal any joints between differing surfaces, with a water resistant sanitary silicone sealant when they’re located within wet areas, such as around baths, showers, shower screens and basins.
How do you measure the height of a bath panel?
Run the tape measure along the top edge of the bath where the panel will go on the single open side. That will be the length you need. Then, run the tape measure from the floor up to just under the top edge of the bath, which will be the height.
What is the standard height of a bath panel?
Standard height bath panels are only adjustable upto 560mm high, so we have introduced a range of extra height panels that can be adjusted to 620mm for those super deep baths.
How many panels do I need for a bathtub?
Depending on the type of bath you have purchased and where you’ve positioned your bath, you may require 1, 2 or even 3 panels. Most straight baths require at least 1 front panel (the long, straight panel that runs down one side of the bath) and at least 1 end panel (the smaller panel that fits on the end).
What is an acrylic bath panel?
An acrylic bath panel is commonly used with straight baths, to hide the unsightly plumbing and underside of the bath itself. It also provides protection to the floor beneath the bath from splashes. Panels can be fitted to the side (front panel) and end (end panel) of the bath.
How do you install Batten around a bathtub?
Using an electric drill, screw the timber batten to the floor. You may need to drill pilot holes in the surface beforehand. Make sure to always check for pipes and wires using a detector before drilling into existing surfaces. Place the panel lip under the rim of the bath, then slide the panel into place.