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Bath Handles/Grips: The internal grab bars at each side of the bath that assist stability whilst entering or exiting the tub. Particularly useful when children or the infirm are regular users of a bath.
Bath Panel: The covers placed at both the front and end of a tub in order to hide the underside. Bath Panels are generally made of acrylic or wood.
Bow Fronted Bath: The name given to a standard shaped bath with an arched front, thus offering a larger bathing area without increasing back wall usage.
Corner Bath: A bath designed to fit tightly in the corner of two adjoining walls. Corner baths are generally supplied in a perfect quarter circle shape, or in an offset style whereby one end of the bath is longer than the other.
Double Ended Bath: Describes a bath that has an inner slope at each end, allowing the user to choose which side to sit at. In double ended baths, the taps and plughole are often positioned in a central location to ensure that both ends are available to the user.
End Panel: The cover placed at the end of a tub in order to hide the underside. Bath Panels are generally made of acrylic or wood.
Feet: The plinths upon which freestanding and roll top baths sit. Bath feet are available in a variety of styles that reflect the contemporary or traditional nature of the bath itself.
Free Standing Bath: A bath that stands independently in the bathroom, usually on a set of feet or a cradle. Also commonly referred to as a roll top bath.
Front Panel: The cover placed at the front of a tub in order to hide the underside. Bath Panels are generally made of acrylic or wood.
Left Hand Fitting: Describes a bath that is designed to fit against a left hand wall (as you look at it) or a shower bath that has a screen designed to sit on the left side.
Offset Corner Bath: Designed to sit in the corner space created by two adjoining walls, but unlike standard quarter circle shaped corner baths, an offset corner bath has one end longer than the other. This style of bath is generally available in a left or right hand fitting to suit.
Right Hand Fitting: Describes a bath that is designed to fit against a right hand wall (as you look at it) or a shower bath that has a screen designed to sit on the right side.
Roll Top Bath: Similar to a free standing bath, except the top edge of the bath rolls over to give a smooth rounded finish.
Single Ended Bath: A bath that has an inner slope at only one end for the user to sit. In single ended baths, the taps and plughole are generally fitted at the non-sloping end.
Shower Bath: A shaped bath designed to accommodate a shower at one end. Shower baths are supplied with a shower screen in order to contain shower water.
Shower Bath Screen: The glass or acrylic panel that sits on the edge of a shower bath in order to deflect and contain shower water.
Slipper Bath: A traditional free standing bath that literally has the appearance of a slipper. The look comes about as a result of the bath’s raised seating end in comparison to the standard height tap and plughole end.
Undrilled: Used to describe a bath that is supplied without tap holes, thus allowing the user to decide where the bath taps should be located.
Whirlpool Bath: Whirlpool baths re-circulate tub water mixed with air, making the bath water bubble. Directional hydrotherapy jets positioned along the sides of the bath’s interior provide an invigorating air and water stream to massage specific parts of the body.

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