VeeBath Linx Universal Front Side Bath Panel White Gloss Moisture Resistant Wooden MDF with Adjutable Plinth - 1700mm

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On some of the more expensive bathroom suites, bath panels are made out of wooden materials, but staining MDF in colours like oak and walnut is very popular. How to Choose the Correctly Sized Bath Panel This is particularly apparent when investing in products that require a number of different components such as baths and shower enclosure, so choosing the right bath panel for your new, can sometimes be confusing.

The filter will now only display products relevant to you and make it easy to choose a suitable bath panel. So whether you’re after a versatile white finish, a natural wood finish, frosted glass inserts or other variation, you will swiftly find what you are looking for. Make sure that your wooden panel has a wooden plinth. This allows you to adjust the height of your panel if needed and also assists with any slanting. This can be fitted either behind the panel to add more depth. Or in front to create a “skirting” look. Next, you need to align your bath panel along your bath and mark where the inside edge meets the wall. This is where you will install your supporting batten. Using your tape measure and handsaw, measure the length of your bath and carefully cut your wooden batten so that they are the same length. Providing high-quality bathroom products, however large or small, for the home and commercial sectors is our foremost priority matched with guaranteeing you the best prices.

What size is a bath panel?

Place your panel under the top lip of your bath and then slide it into place. The panel will ‘hook’ under the batten and stay in place.

One common misconception when purchasing a bath panel for your bath is matching the brand of the bath panel with the brand of the bath. Of course, this isn’t the case, with Bathroom City supply a number of different sized bath panels to suit any installation. The main purpose of a bath panel is to hide the plumbing and underside of your bath. Most bathrooms will only really require the side bath panel, but depending on the layout you may also need the end panel.You must be in full time employment unless retired or a house person with a spouse in full time employment. Ollie is a self-trained DIY expert who particularly enjoys kitchen and bathroom renovations. In his spare time, Ollie enjoys cycling and hiking.

Some panels are made from an MDF type material which can then be modified easily to your bathroom by either staining or painting. If you are using a plinth that isn’t already attached then you may need to cut it to size, so follow the above instruction. Then, attach it to the main panel with adhesive.

Panels are carefully designed to bring not only the aesthetic beauty but also practicality and ease of function to your bathroom. If you own or have bought a bath that isn’t free-standing then you’ll need at least one bath panel; but just how do you fit a bath panel?

Rebated wood is wood that has a groove cut into the edge - so you can slot the panel under the groove. Bath panels come in all shapes, sizes and materials and can either be functional or more decorative - continuing the decor of the space or merging with your flooring. A bath panel is an easy way to give your bathroom a refresh.Drill 2 wooden screws in at a 45-degree angle toward the floor at the bottom, going through the side and footing into the floor. Drill 2 shorter screws into the wood underneath the lip of the tub, also going at a 45-degree angle. Bath panels are generally made using the same acrylic that the rest of your bathroom suite comprises of, however, there are some exceptions. Fitting a bath panel can be straightforward if you want to save the extra money from hiring a professional - especially if you are only installing a new panel. Alternatively, sign-up to our newsletter for the latest offers, newest product launches and advice. You might find that your wooden plinth needs to be trimmed if you have skirting boards in the way. If you need to trim your plinth, ensure that you seal any cut edges with wood varnish to protect from water damage.