Bath Accessories

When it comes to fitting your brand new bath, you should also consider what stunning accessories you should have with it. After all, a bath isn’t complete without the extra touches. Take a look at our extensive range of bath accessories, ensuring you’ve got everything you need for easy installation and an enjoyable bath afterwards.

Within our collection, discover everything you’ll need to create a stunning, luxurious bath experience. Here at Plumbworld, we’ve got stylish bath panels to hide any unsightly pipework, a range of eye-catching bath screens to stop any overspray from your over bath shower should you choose to fit one, a huge range of stunning bath mixer taps and bath shower mixer taps to ensure a reliable delivery of water each and every time, grab rails and bath mats for some added safety and, of course, essentials such as bath wastes and bath traps.

Whatever accessory you’re looking for, whether it’s to add a touch of style of to make bathing easier; our range of bath accessories is designed to ensure your bathroom suite has all the little extras that make a big difference.

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How do I pick the right bath shower screen size and style for my bath?

Measure the length of the bath where the shower will sit and choose a screen between the common widths we have on our site, 800mm, 1000mm or 1200mm, so it covers the shower spray without blocking room movement. For small alcoves a folding or two-panel hinged screen (for example the Hydrolux 4‑panel or Luxura 2‑panel) folds away to save space, while fixed or curved hinged screens give a cleaner, more contemporary look. Glass thickness matters: 6mm glass is stiffer and feels higher quality for single panels, while 4mm folding screens are lighter and more flexible. If you have a bath with a shower, a 1000mm curved hinged screen is a common, splash‑protecting choice.

Which bath panel type and material should I choose for an alcove versus a corner bath?

For an alcove you need a Side Panel to cover the bath's longest exposed side; for a corner bath you'll require a Side & End Panel set so both long and short sides are neat. Panels come in MDF, acrylic and wood finishes like the white gloss acrylic or a 1700mm MDF oak panel, so match durability and style to your room: acrylic resists water well, MDF gives a smooth painted look and wood effect panels add warmth. If you have a standard 1700mm bath, a 1700mm side panel is the usual fit.

What type of bath mixer is best if you want a shower and safer temperature control for family use?

A bath shower mixer with dual outlets lets you fill the bath and run a shower handset from the same valve, which you'll see across the Architeckt and Park Lane ranges. For safety and consistent temperature, choose a thermostatic bath shower mixer (such as the Architeckt thermostatic model) because it maintains set temperature and cuts the risk of sudden hot or cold surges. If you have a freestanding bath, select a freestanding bath shower mixer like the Architeckt Boden to get the same functionality with the right mounting.

How should you match wastes and finishes to your taps and shower screen?

Match the finish of your pop‑up waste to the taps and screen frame for a cohesive look, options on offer include chrome, black and brushed brass, so pair a black pop‑up waste with a matt black screen and black mixer tap for a seamless aesthetic. For a classic scheme, chrome wastes and chrome bath mixer taps work well with chrome framed screens. Think practically too: a pop‑up waste with overflow suits baths where you want easy cleaning and a tidy appearance.

What safety and accessible accessories are worth adding to a bathroom used by someone with reduced mobility?

Look at the accessible bathrooms range and wide range of grab rails available on our website. Choose rails of the right length and finish to mount near where you step in and out or sit, and pair them with anti‑slip kits or bath mats to reduce slips. Thermostatic mixers are also a safety feature because they prevent scalding, and low‑profile pop‑up wastes or accessible overflow options can make bathing easier. For example, fit a horizontal grab rail by the bath end where you transfer in, and add anti‑slip strips along the bath base for added confidence.

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How do I pick the right bath shower screen size and style for my bath?

Which bath panel type and material should I choose for an alcove versus a corner bath?

What type of bath mixer is best if you want a shower and safer temperature control for family use?

How should you match wastes and finishes to your taps and shower screen?

What safety and accessible accessories are worth adding to a bathroom used by someone with reduced mobility?

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