Replacement p-shaped bath with electric shower screen in small second

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4 years ago

i want to replace a small fitted Bette bath & electric screen that was damaged in a catastrophic flood, but the model is not available in the UK anymore & there is no after sales support. Any suggestions or recommendations please?

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4 years ago
Do electric shower screens exist? Or do you mean an electric shower and a shower screen?
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4 years ago
It is actually an electric shower screen that rises & can then swing out. The plug rises electronically & then the pump empties the bath.
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