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6 years ago

A long shot but I am looking for something similar to the below - Ravello Freestanding bath by Victoria & Albert - but without the £2.5k, price tag as it is for a guest bathroom. Any help/ ideas would be appreciated!

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6 years ago
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6 years ago
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Create Perfect
6 years ago
There are a few options but it's a tricky shape to get too cheaply. I have added a few 'massively' cheaper alternatives too.

http://www.bathroomcity.co.uk/product/lola-1700-x-750-freestanding-bath-inc-chrome-overflow-and-waste

https://www.bathstore.com/products/london-free-standing-bath-576.html

https://www.bathstore.com/products/wash-freestanding-bath-with-surround-panel-1700-x-750-1739.html

I hope it helps a little.
collsmac
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6 years ago
Thank you - that has been a really great help!

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