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How do I pick the right bath size and shape for my bathroom?

Measure the available floor length and width, then match that to common sizes here such as 1600 x 700mm or 1700 x 750mm; a 1600 x 700mm Tesi bath fits a small family bathroom, while a 1700 x 750mm Concept bath gives more room to stretch. If you want a shower over the bath, a P-shaped shower bath (1700 x 900mm Concept P Shaped) gives a wider area for a shower screen without taking extra length. Double-ended baths let two people recline comfortably, whereas single-ended baths concentrate the fittings at one end to save plumbing moves. Think about who will use it and how, soaking, showering, or both, and match that to the bath dimensions and shape.

What shower tray size and finish should I choose for safety and style?

Choose a tray size that fits your enclosure footprint, popular ranges on the page include 1000 x 700mm up to 2000 x 1000mm, and pick a low-profile Ultra Flat S tray if you want a modern, level look. The i.life Ultra Flat S range includes non-slip surfaces for safety and comes in finishes such as Pure White, Jet Black and Sand, so you can tie the tray to your tiles or fixtures. For a small shower room, a 1000 x 700mm Pure White tray keeps the space bright; if you have a walk-in wetroom feel, a larger 1200 x 1200mm Jet Black tray adds drama and contrast. Non-slip texture reduces slips without sacrificing the sleek appearance.

How do I match a flush plate to a concealed cistern or WC frame?

Match the actuation type to the cistern or frame you're using: mechanical plates (the Oleas M2 mechanical) operate via rigid linkage and suit frames designed for mechanical actuation, while pneumatic plates (such as the Solea P2 pneumatic) use an air tube and pair with cisterns that accept pneumatic control. Also pick a finish that complements your fittings, the Oleas M2 is available in Brushed Chrome and the Solea P2 in White, to keep a cohesive look. If you're buying an Ideal Standard concealed frame or cistern, choose the flush plate variant described as compatible for guaranteed operation.

Which basin style and size works best for a small cloakroom versus a family bathroom?

For a cloakroom, a compact wall-hung cloakroom basin around 450mm wide gives you practical handwashing without crowding the room. In a family bathroom, a wider basin like the 560mm Waverley pedestal model provides more wash space and pairs neatly with a full pedestal or furniture unit for extra storage. If you want a minimalist look and free floor space, go wall-hung; if you need to hide pipework and add a traditional feel, a pedestal does that well. Also note tap-hole options, single tap-hole basins are common here and suit mixer taps.

Should I buy a bath with panels and screen included or separate them?

Buying a package that includes side and end panels plus a screen, as shown with several Concept and Tesi bath options, simplifies matching and ensures the panels fit the bath contours and dimensions. A supplied screen on a P-shaped shower bath avoids fiddly measurements and gives a tidy seal where the wider showering area needs protection. Buying separately can let you choose a different finish or higher-spec screen, but you then must match sizes precisely (a 1700 x 900mm P-shaped bath). If you prefer a straightforward install and matching aesthetic, the bundled option is practical and reassuring.

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How do I pick the right bath size and shape for my bathroom?

What shower tray size and finish should I choose for safety and style?

How do I match a flush plate to a concealed cistern or WC frame?

Which basin style and size works best for a small cloakroom versus a family bathroom?

Should I buy a bath with panels and screen included or separate them?

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