Bath inside shower enclosure

4 years ago

I´ve seen quite a few photos of shower enclosures where the bath is inside. I´m thinking this could be an option when my bathroom gets renovated. Can anyone advise on the pros and cons of this option

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please? I´m thinking that it would be difficult to clean around a free standing bath.

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4 years ago
A Water softener and underfloor heating can help with drying these areas and obviously a good extractor fan too . I find grout always lets down a design like this as it ages quicker than the tiles - so maybe consider a composite or mermaid board type of covering instead.
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Bath inside shower enclosure

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