Freestanding
A form designed to stand independently in the room.
Plan approach, cleaning access, floor support, waste connection and tap position for the exact model.The Arctis planning library
A bath that belongs in the room.
A sculptural bath needs a practical plan beneath it. Compare the shape you want with access, service connections and the exact installation drawing before deciding on length or finish.
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Back-to-wall
A sculptural face with a wall-side installation.
Check the wall junction, service access and the manufacturer's permitted fitting arrangement.Fitted
A bath coordinated with an enclosure or panelled installation.
Confirm supports, panels and service access. An overall bath length does not define the finished opening.Shower bath
A bath designed for a combined bathing and showering layout.
Confirm the exact compatible screen, handedness and sealing detail. Similar-looking screens are not proof of compatibility.Small room? Start with a measured plan
Mark the bath's complete external footprint on your floor plan, along with the bathroom door, WC, basin and any furniture opening. Do not decide from length alone: width, rim, internal shape and required service access can change how the room works.
A shorter bath is not automatically a better fit. Compare the selected product's external dimensions and technical drawing, then consider how the user will approach it. There is no universal clearance or internal bathing length that can be safely inferred from a nominal size.
Check the route into the room before placing the order
Measure doors, stairs, landings and turns along the delivery route. Ask your installer how the exact bath will be moved and supported. Confirm floor loading for the bath, water and user from appropriate product information and the building's actual construction—not a generic online weight estimate.
Plan where the waste and overflow connect and how they remain serviceable. Freestanding and wall-mounted baths can have different connection arrangements. Your installer should check the technical instructions for the chosen model before pipework is fixed.
Distinguish the bath price from a complete installation
Review what is included and what is sold separately. Feet, panels, screens, wastes, taps and finishing options may be governed components rather than interchangeable accessories. Choose through the collection's verified options; a matching finish alone does not establish compatibility.
Some baths need a required component before the configuration can be purchased. Others offer optional upgrades. Check the configured total and selected components before adding to the basket. An unavailable configuration is not an invitation to buy an incomplete substitute.
Material and colour are product-specific decisions
Compare the governed material, dimensions and care advice for the exact model. Do not infer reinforcement, insulation or surface treatment from a lifestyle image. Bespoke colour and whirlpool systems apply only where the collection explicitly offers them.
Before a fitted or shower-bath installation, coordinate sealing, screen compatibility and panel access with the installer. Keep the product drawing and component list together so the aesthetic choice and installation plan remain aligned.
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Start with a real configuration
Mono 1700 × 800mm Back-to-Wall Freestanding Bath
£1276.77 · Current selected product
View specifications & options →Chic² 1700 × 700mm Standard
£307.23 · Current selected product
View specifications & options →Medici 1700 × 700mm Standard
£254.77 · Current selected product
View specifications & options →These are current purchasable examples, not a recommendation that they fit your room or work with unrelated fittings. Pricing is rechecked by the basket.