BathTubs

[engineer21]

So looking into planning my new bathroom and came across these http://www.omnitub.co.uk/index.php?route=common/ho...

wondering if anyone has any experience?? seems like a nice touch a deep bath (my bathroom isnt the biggest)

[Simpo Two]

Worth comparing the volume of your bath with the volume of your hot water tank!

[engineer21]

dont think the volume will be hugely differnt just that your sitting rather than lieing in it which unless your a small person ive never found comfortable.

plan is for a boiler which supplies hot water on demand, that should avoid this problem i hope

[Simpo Two]

engineer21 said:

plan is for a boiler which supplies hot water on demand, that should avoid this problem i hope

If you mean a combi, from what I've read don't expect miracles, only a slow fill rate. I much prefer a big tank of hot water

[engineer21]

ive experience of combis and hasnt been a problem, slow fill rate could be down to poor cold water pressure.
plus cobmbi is really required so i can gain space in kitchen (hotwater tank currently resides)

[craigthecoupe]

were struggling with our bathroom, the largest we can accommodate is 1000 x 750 as a shower space, these look interesting, but the website isn't the best. nice idea though.

re: combi boilers, ours (small boiler for one bed flat) fills our current bath in 5 mins.

[Defcon5]

They look good actually, I have a small bathroom too, although if its a metre cubed I'd struggle to get it up the stairs and actually into the bathroom!

[993AL]

I'm also in the process of re-doing the bathroom, here's an alternative http://www.bathroomexpress.co.uk/acatalog/pegasus-...