Features we love
Traditional Roll-Top Design: The classic roll-top silhouette and single-ended layout bring timeless elegance to any bathroom.
Durable Acrylic Construction: Made from high-quality, sanitary-grade acrylic for a smooth, comfortable, and long-lasting finish.
Chrome Detailing: Features polished chrome ball and claw feet that add a warm, vintage-inspired touch to the overall design.
Flexible Tap Configuration: Supplied without tap holes, you can choose deck-mounted or wall-mounted tap options.
Adjustable and Secure: Polished chrome feet adjust up to 10mm for a stable installation on uneven flooring.
All about me
Elevate your bathroom with the Park Royal White Freestanding Single Ended Shower Bath, a stylish blend of vintage character and modern performance. Its elegant roll-top form and polished chrome detailing make it a luxurious focal point, while the durable acrylic body ensures comfort and long-lasting use. Designed with customisable tap placement, it adapts easily to your preferred bathroom layout. Adjustable feet offer added stability, even on uneven floors. Complete with a full fitting kit and backed by a 5-year warranty, this bath brings both style and substance to your space.
Need to know - Bath
- Dimensions: H775 x W725 x D1550 mm
- Bath type: Roll top slipper bath
- Bath style: Traditional
- Feet included: Yes
- Material: Acrylic
- Weight: 35kg
- Colour: White
- Finish: Gloss
- Predrilled tap holes: No
- Suitable to drill tap holes: Yes, choose from our deck-mounted or wall-mounted options
- Taps included: No, see you will need
- Waste included: No, see you will need
- Instructions included: Yes
- Warranty: 5 Years
Need to know - Bath feet
- Bath feet type: Claw feet
- Adjustable feet: Yes, up to 10mm
- Colour: Chrome
- Material: Metal
- Finish: Polished
- Weight: 0.62kg per piece
- Fixing included: Yes
- Warranty: 1 year
To help with access, the claw feet are packaged separately, making it easier to manoeuvre the bath through narrow doorways.
Question from Gisela: Asked on 31/12/2019 Is this bath 705mm at the widest point as per image, or 715mm as per text?