I am considering installing a double ended semi- freestanding bath with centre taps - fitted against a wall on one long side and one short side but open on the other two sides. Has anyone had experience of fitting the taps to this type of bath? At first glance they look as if they will be inaccessible or need a contortionist to fit them. I have fitted many standard baths with the taps at the end but can't get my head around how to fit centre taps against a wall. Any suggestions?
Installing centre taps
- Thread starter KeithC
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Fit the taps, use flexi tails or pipe it out in Hep or equiv,then fit the bath to the wall. Connect up to the water and test before tiling.
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