...and are happy with it, would you mind telling me which one you've got and why you like it please? We're on the verge of ordering one but just wanted to see what other people have!
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GoingRogue · 22/01/2018 21:11
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23/01/2018 10:37
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wellhonestly ·
23/01/2018 12:51
We bought a bath just like this one:
images.victorianplumbing.co.uk/images/BUR-HAMP-LH-d1.jpg Disclaimer: this is not my bathroom mine is nicer 
I like it because you can have a decent shower in it - the bath fits flush to the corner of the wall, then all you need is the glass shower screen.
Other roll top baths aren't as satisfactory - either the water goes everywhere or you have to crouch down with that wee shower hose that is part of the taps.
Having the feet gives the illusion of making the bathroom look bigger because you can see the floor underneath.
You have to be careful getting out of it through as it's quite high - I would say it's no good for very elderly relatives if it's your only bath/shower.
I got quite wistful looking at all the amazing baths in catalogues, but you'll see most of them are shown in a massive space that "ordinary" bathrooms just haven't got.
TheTeaFairy ·
23/01/2018 14:14
Veuveo
What's your budget? I love this one. Beautiful but £ouch!
The Burlington London Soaking Tub is similar.
HTH
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GoingRogue ·
23/01/2018 15:41
Holy crap! £5.5k for a bath?! That's pretty much our entire budget for the whole bathroom refurb
I've got my eye on one that's £500 but dh thinks that's a lot 
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