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Walk in Bathtub

cubix · 2011-05-18 05:15:30

Just wondering if anyone has either fitted or had one fitted recently. Got a price for this type of model which seems a little high and has a 2wk lead time. All ready posted in plumbing section but no response. Thanks

18-05-2011 5:15am

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cubix

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Just wondering if anyone has either fitted or had one fitted recently. Got a price for this type of model which seems a little high and has a 2wk lead time.
All ready posted in plumbing section but no response.
Thanks

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#2 18-05-2011 7:00am

Joey the lips

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The reason these baths are expensive are like most...Anything with the word disability in it is expensive.

You have to realise how many of these are sold a year then you will realise why they are expensive.

I only sold about 1 a year. My best seller in this area was wet rooms.

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#3 18-05-2011 10:03pm

King Mallie

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I agree with Joey. A wet is by far the best course of action. have tiled loads of them and are the best option.

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