The downside of many natural tiles is the upkeep, sealing them every so often and keeping the limescale off. Porcelain and in some cases ceramic tiles can offer beautiful marble patterns at a fraction of the cost. The main issue is the difference in pattern from tile to tile, if you go for a high quality manufacturer such as Villeroy & Boch, you will get the most convincing "fake" marble effects. For more info from our designers visit our site www.damans.co.uk

By inlets, do you mean the recesses? I've just had Multipanel panels installed in my new bathroom. External corner trim was used around the window, but a piece of solid surface worktop used for the windowsill.

Hi, The seal on the corner of my shower door needs replacing. The shower has no branding and I'm trying to find a replacement. Di Vapor have discontinued one. The glass is 4mm. Any suggestions? Thanks

The layout of the bathroom is like in the diagram here. So the splash area would be beside the bath and just in front of the sink. We think having a 700mm panel along the 1200mm side of the shower tray would mean a lot of water would splash out, but aren’t sure how to apportion the two panels to have minimal splashing! Maybe an 800mm panel along the long side of the shower tray and a 600mm panel along the end? Would that allow a big enough gap to walk into the shower?