Complete Bathroom Suites with Vanity Unit

An L-shape shower bath gives you a wider end for standing and showering, so it’s ideal if you want a full shower over the bath; nine of the suites here are L-shape for that reason. A single-ended bath is a simpler, more traditional soak-style bath and is useful if you rarely shower and want a cleaner, narrower profile. If you have limited floor space or prefer a deep soak, a single-ended 1600–1699mm option can work well; if you want to combine bathing and regular showering, opt for a 1700mm L-shape.

Left or right-hand refers to which side the wider shower end and screen sit on when you face the suite, so pick the orientation that matches your bathroom layout and existing plumbing. Check where your shower valve and door swing will be and position the wide end away from the door to avoid cramped access. For example, if your shower controls are on the left wall as you enter, choose a left-hand L-shape so the shower area sits naturally against that wall.

Many of these suites are 1700mm because that length suits medium-sized bathrooms where you want a comfortable bath and shower space without dominating the room. If your bathroom is narrower or you need extra floor clearance for a door or storage, a 1600–1699mm suite gives a neater fit while still offering full functionality. Measure the wall you plan to place the bath against and allow clearance for the vanity, toilet and any door swings before deciding.

A complete suite bundles the bath (often with a bath screen), toilet, vanity unit, taps, shower and bath and basin waste, giving you a matched set that’s designed to work together. That saves you the time of coordinating separate pieces and can be more economical than buying each item individually. For example, choosing an Amelie or Royan suite ensures the vanity, fixtures and bath style all complement one another for a cohesive look.

Look at the available collections and finishes — options include Amelie, Royan, Milan and Ceramica, with choices such as the Royan Black for a contemporary statement. Prices on the page range from around £575 for an Essentials single-ended suite up to about £849.95 for premium sets, so you can balance cost against features like larger vanity units and designer finishes. If storage is a priority, favour suites that highlight a spacious vanity unit in the product description, such as many Amelie and Royan options.