I live in a typical modern house which is spacious enough for my needs apart from its stupid design which means two key rooms - the kitchen and bathroom - are far too small. I am thinking of replacing the horrible bathroom, but can anyone recommend a shop or internet address which supplies narrow baths? The normal length one would be fine: it's just the width I am concerned about. Ros
I stayed with friends who had a narrow bath.
It was not a good idea. I am not particularly broad of shoulder but once I'd wedged myself in it was very difficult to get out of.
I think you can get tapered baths, wide for the shoulder and narrow at the feet, which might help.
Owain
I don't know if they do narrow baths but these guys look really good for space saving bathroom ideas, they're called Ideal Standard -
Quite. My personal fat test is whether water can get past me with out lifting up a bit. At the moment it can.
I thought they were all like that ...
Mary
I like the sound of a tapered bath as this would enable me to have a proper shower screen at one end rather than a shower curtain. However, what do you think about the look of a tapered bath? Might it simply draw attention to the (small) size of the bathroom?
Who's going to look - and does it matter?
Mary
Deatils on this came through the post this morning, its a Japanese style bath with a small perimeter but really deep and doubles as an enormous shower tray. They say this...
"And when room dimensions are limited, they provide a simple, elegant solution. Living proof that a lack of space need never cramp your style."
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