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Small Shower Bath Required

3 years ago

Hello, I am looking for a bath for new very small bathroom! I need one end to be 650mm wide (preferably the tap end) and can be 1680-1700mm in length. I've tried to google and came across a post from 5years ago on here so lots of the suggestions are out of date. Wondered if anyone had any advice on slim baths/angled baths/D-shaped baths?

Thanks so much

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