Freestanding, corner and back to wall baths in Osborne Park
Baths come down to three decisions: the shape, the size and which side the waste sits on. We stock freestanding, back to wall, wall faced, corner and inset baths from 1400mm through to 1700mm, in gloss white, matte white and two tone black and white. Come and see them in Osborne Park before you commit.
Sizes, and why 1500mm and 1700mm do most of the work
Most Perth bathrooms take a 1500mm or a 1700mm bath, and those are the two lengths almost everything is made in. Below that, 1400mm corner baths suit a tight ensuite or a second bathroom where the alcove will not give you any more. Inset baths run 1525mm and 1700mm. Freestanding shapes start smaller again, from around 1300mm, which is useful when you want the look without losing the floor. Measure the alcove wall to wall before you come in, and measure the doorway you have to carry it through. Both numbers change the answer.
Baths on display in our showroom
Freestanding, back-to-wall or corner, plus what goes with it
Freestanding, back to wall, wall faced, corner and inset
Freestanding needs a floor spout or a long wall spout. Back to wall and wall faced sit flush for a tiled edge. Corner baths are handed. Inset baths drop into a hob.
Finishes: gloss white, matte white and two tone
Gloss white is the default and matches a white suite and basin. Matte white reads softer and hides spotting, but wants a matte basin. Two tone gives a black or grey outer with a white interior.
Bath fillers, spouts and wastes
Wall spouts project 160mm to 300mm, the longer ones for spa baths and wide hobs. Fixed or swivel, wall, hob or floor mounted. Wastes are 40mm brass pop up or 38mm ceramic plug.
Eight pods, and a bath you have actually stood in
There are eight walk through display pods on the floor at Unit 2, 32 Hutton Street. Each one is a finished room, so you see the bath with tiles, tapware, a vanity and a mirror around it rather than a shell on a pallet. Jacqui has been doing this for more than 10 years, so the bath, the waste position and what your plumber needs to know all get sorted in one conversation. We do not sell baths online. Come in, stand next to them, and we will work out what actually fits.
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Questions we hear in the showroom
What’s the difference between freestanding and back-to-wall baths?
A freestanding bath stands clear of the walls and reads as a feature; a back-to-wall bath sits flush against one wall, which often suits a smaller footprint while still giving that sculptural look.
Do you supply bath fillers and wastes?
Yes. We stock fillers and wastes to match your bath and tapware finish, so the whole fit-out is coordinated rather than pieced together.
Can I see baths in person before I decide?
Yes. Every bath in our range is on display at the Osborne Park showroom in a styled vignette with tiles and tapware, so you can see it exactly as it will look installed.
Can you help with a tight or awkward bathroom layout?
That’s exactly what a consultation with Jacqui is for. Bring your measurements and we’ll match a bath shape and size to your space.
What sits around the bath
A bath sets the room, and everything else is chosen against it. Match the tapware and bath spout, set it against your tiles and flooring, and work out where the shower lands beside it. The baths on our floor come from Decina, Maculate and Millennium. If the whole bathroom is being done, start at renovations.
Come and see them styled
Come and see the baths set up in the Osborne Park showroom, or call 08 6219 7989 with your alcove measurement and we will tell you what fits.