Skirted Baths

Compare skirted baths, including acrylic Cobra Cubo and DADOacrylic Narmada designs. Check the bath’s overall footprint, skirt arrangement and waste position alongside the space available in your bathroom.

Compare the listed bath construction and size options

The DADOacrylic Narmada is listed in 1600 mm and 1700 mm versions with through-coloured acrylic, single-wall construction and a gloss finish. The Zambezi 1700 and Storm two-piece 1500 and 1700 examples list double-wall construction. These details apply to the named products and should be considered with their full installation drawings. Compare the bath’s internal layout and external footprint rather than choosing solely by the nominal length or the skirt’s appearance.

Plan the finished layout and the route into the room

Check that the selected bath can be brought through the property and positioned as the manufacturer requires. Agree the finished floor and wall relationship before choosing nearby cabinets or shower fittings, allowing practical space for getting in and out. The listed DADOacrylic examples specify a 50 mm waste diameter, so confirm the matching waste assembly for the exact bath. Keep the installation instructions and surface-care guidance available, including the approved way to access any concealed fittings later.

What should I confirm about the bath skirt?

Review which sides are finished and how the selected bath is intended to sit against walls or within the room. Check the full installation drawing and what is supplied. The word skirted does not by itself tell you the number of finished sides or the required support arrangement.

How should I plan the taps and drainage?

Choose the tap position after comparing the bath rim and the spout reach. Locate the waste connection and confirm the clearance beneath the bath for its fittings. Make sure there is a suitable way to access connections after installation, following the manufacturer’s instructions for the particular bath.

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