Roper Rhodes 800 Series White 1700mm Front Bath Panel

£173.14

RRP: ~~£259.00~~

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3-4 Working Days Approx.

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Key Features

✔Solid wood frame
✔Design: Classic wood panelling effect
✔The front bath panel comes complete with a matching height adjustable plinth
✔Five years guarantee from Roper Rhodes against manufacturing defects

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SKU Code: QS-V34915

MFC Code: BP800W

Roper Rhodes BP800W Details

Traditionally styled with classic wood panelling effect, the 800 Series Front Panel, from Roper Rhodes, creates a luxurious and elegant ambience. It measures 1700mm is made from the solid wood frame, finished in white, making it blend with the existing interiors. It is supplied with matching adjustable plinth and can be fitted to a large bath by using corner posts.

Manufacturing code of this product: BP800W
It comes in a gloss-white finish
Length: 1700mm (170cm)
Height (adjustable): 450mm (45cm) - 570mm (57cm)
Isocore is a revolutionary, 100% waterproof material which will not degrade with exposure to moisture
Type: Furniture panel
Corner post - [Optional]
Download the Fitting Instruction PDF File from the Additional Info Section
The bathtub and tap shown in the image are not included

Info / Size (mm)

Panel
Width: 1700 mm
Height: 450 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Colour
: White
⤷ Panel Type
: Front
⤷ Length
: 1700

⤷ Height
: 450 - 570
⤷ Style
: Modern

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Fitting Instructions Pdf File Download the Customer DataSheet Pdf File

Add-Ons

Corner Post

Used when the bath panel has been fitted with the extra plinth. Corner posts are 600mm high for use with a plinth. 500mm high posts can be used with no plinth installation.

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OP-2272 - White Corner Post 600mm + £63.80

£173.14

RRP: ~~£259.00~~

STOCK AVAILABLITY: 3-4 Working Days Approx

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1 Features Included In This Product Explained

Front Panel

A front bath panel is a decorative accessory that is used to cover the front-facing side of a bathtub for a neat and polished look. It also conceals plumbing and framework and comes in different sizes, textures and materials.

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By: alison From : middleton on the wolds Overall Rating: Date: September 19, 2015 BATH PANEL

This is a great product , it looks classy . Its a better quality that others on the market

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Vicky Asked :
Could you please tell me the depth measurement of the panel?

Answered By QS Team

Please refer to the attached technical datasheet for the dimensional details.

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Megan Asked :
What is the material of the front bath panel?

Answered By QS Team

The panel is made up of painted MDF.

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allan Asked :
Does the 800 series panel sit behind the lip of the bath?

Answered By QS Team

We have looked into this and we can confirm the panel site up against the rim of the bath.

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Mett Asked :
Hello, I am interested in the Roper Rhodes bath panels side and front. White gloss colour. My bath dimensions length and width are not quite the dimensions of your panels. Therefore i was thinking about using the corner post to give me some more flexibility. Please can you send dimensions height and width (so i can tell how far along the bath sides the corner piece goes)? Also i cannot find pictures of this your website. Can you send images please? Also, if the panel was too long by 5mm, should i cut it, and treat the edges with pva / sealant? Would the polymer finish to the wood fracture / splinter as i cut it? Of course i would use sharp, fine tooth jig saw (similar to cutting laminate counter tops). Thanks in advance

Answered By QS Team

The corner post is 50mm by 50mm. yes absolutely you would be able to cut the bath panel down, and as long as it is resealed this would be fine. It wouldn’t splinter, this is often done by fitters for people with odd sized baths; so would be ok to do!

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