Shower Bath Suites

W An L-shape bath features a rigid, square showering area, offering a clean, modern aesthetic with slightly more standing room. A P-shape bath has a curved showering end, which is softer on the eye and often works better in tight bathrooms where a sharp protruding corner might restrict doorway access.

Stand facing the long side of the bath exactly as you intend to install it against the wall. If the wider showering end is on your left, you require a left-hand bath. If the wider section is on your right, you need a right-hand model. Always double-check your existing soil stack and pipework locations before ordering.

Our standard suites include the acrylic shower bath, a toughened glass shower screen, a matching front acrylic bath panel, a toilet (pan, cistern, and seat), and a wash basin. To give you full control over the final finish, brassware--such as bath shower mixer taps and wastes are sold separately.

No, end panels are not included as standard. This is because the vast majority of UK bathrooms are designed to fit a standard bath wall-to-wall into an alcove, meaning the short end is hidden. If your bathroom layout leaves the short end of the tub exposed, Heat and Plumb supplies matching end panels to finish the job cleanly.