Do you own a Freestanding Bath?

Daman of Witham

8 years ago

Simple question, do you? and if not, do you want to? Comments below!

No, and dont like them

Yes I do and I love it!

Yes I do but never again!

No, but i would love one!

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8 years ago
I love the idea of a free standing bath. A friend has a huge stunning traditional bathroom, with a gorgeous original roll top, claw footed bath, that sits right in the middle. It truly is stunning. I hear that it is also quite impractical too though...maybe if I could guarantee my bath would stay kid free.
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