bath without fitted overflow

May 24, 2006 4 Replies

I am wanting to have a bath suitable for showering and double-ended use (acrylic). It needs to have a plug hole at one end (in the middle and you stand on it), an overflow on the side and no tap holes.Since I will probably not find this, can you get a bath without a fitted overflow, so I can put this where I want. ? Cheers, Simon.



Have a look at the bathstore website below. They do an acrilic bath for showering for =A3369 with no tap holes. Overflow is pre drilled unfortunately but you can choose the handing of the bath. They also do a shopwer valve on the wall that controls the bath water in via the overflow. Very clever.

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stuff is very good and I have just ordered two bathrooms suits from them.

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Good luck. It took 3.5 months to complete my order, and the bath in particular - as the one described above - is crap.

Plasticky fittings, and hugely flexible.

I have car body fillered slabs of MDF all over it to stiffen it, but its still a bit clunky.

They are essentially an overpriced ditz shop, with a back office system staffed by gibbons in a state of chaos.

I am thinking I am looking for a compromise and may not be happy with either. I may just go for a single-ended bath, since it will mostly be used for showers. The dual-use would be nice, but is probably not practical. Simon.

Hi, look at Ideals Idealcast double ended, no tap or overflow cutouts. Very thick at least half inch. Very tough and solid yet not expensive.

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