Fitting A Bath Panel With Adjustable Plinth

Panels should be sealed on all faces and edges before fitting.

Fitting a bath panel with adjustable plinth. These bath panels have adjustable plinths so they may be fitted to most heights of bath any exposed areas e g. How to fit a bath panel. Sizing the front panel measure from the underside of the bath rim and attach the plinth to the bottom of the panel to match this height. Royal bathrooms modern 1700mm universal high gloss white mdf front bath panel with adjustable bath panel plinth.

4 4 out of 5 stars 5. For this bath we ll be attaching both the front and end panels together to form one l shaped piece. These bath panels come with a plinth to make them height adjustable they come in a variety of colours wood effect finishes and sizes to suit every bath and bathroom. First measure from the rim of the bath to the floor.

The larger panel is available in 450mm 480mm or 530mm extra high panels high and the plinth is 125mm high they are joined together at the overall desired height by screwing. Any exposed areas e g. Due to cutting should be completely sealed before fitting. Fitting a bath panel can be straightforward if you want to save the extra money from hiring a professional especially if you are only installing a new panel.

How to fit a wooden bath panel in this video we will show you just how easy it is to fit a wooden bath panel. Croydex unfold n fit height adjustable 50 53 cm bath end panel 66 cm gloss white. Here s how to fit your wooden bath panels. Screw the panel into the plinth by placing screws every 1 foot 0 30 m or so on both the top and bottom of the plinth.

These bath panels have adjustable plinths so that they may be fitted to most heights of bath. Due to cutting should be completely sealed before fitting. Here we re using a 2 part panel with a separate plinth. Pre fitting the panel 1.

Remember to always consult a professional fitt. This gives you the height your solid bath panel needs to be. Move the panel up and down on the plinth until the height reaches the measurement you took for your opening. Fig 1 the plinth is supplied undrilled to allow maximum flexibility.

However two piece bath panels are commonly found with one panel and a separate plinth to attach to it usually at the back. Measure from the floor to the underside of the bath rim and attach the plinth using 12mm wood screws to the back of the bottom of the panel to match this.