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Bath panel replacement for corner bath
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Yes that’s what’s happened. But it was cracked as well, and no longer fits in place.Eldi_Dos said:
Could it be that bathroom has been retiled since bath and panel where originally fitted,so could new tiles be causing panel not to sit correctly now?ShinyStarlight1 said:The bath panel on our corner bath needs replacing as it’s broken.
I don’t really want to replace the whole bath as that’s still fine.
Has anyone got any suggestions on how to replace it?1 -
That looks really good. How did you get the frame’s curve?EssexExile said:As mentioned earlier, use wood.
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Lots of bits of wood I had about the place sawn & planed to the shape of the bath to form frames top and bottom, then nail the tongue and groove to it.ShinyStarlight1 said:
That looks really good. How did you get the frame’s curve?Tall, dark & handsome. Well two out of three ain't bad.1
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