Duna White Built-in Straight Bath - 1700 x 750mm
Duna White Built-in Straight Bath - 1700 x 750mm
- Slightly deeper and wider than average, the Duna Bath is all about comfort
- Lines and angles are the key feature of the design, making this a must have for your modern space
- The Duna bath is also available in a longer length
- Finish off your bathroom by adding wall-mounted taps and a discreet Pop-Up waste
- The bath has a high gloss surface, which will not stain, rust or corrode
- Due to its smooth finish, the bath is very easy to clean
- Perspex is warm to the touch, this mean it is a good insulator of heat and will keep your water warmer for longer
- The bottom of this bath is strengthened and reinforced by a 6mm super-wood board
- We are so confident about this bath that we offer a 5-year warranty on the Perspex against any manufacturing defect
- This bath must be cleaned with a non-corrosive and non-abrasive cleaning agent, to ensure that your bath retains its smooth finish
- To avoid the warranty becoming null and void, please have your bath installed by a professional, certified plumber
- Taps and accessories sold separately
Product Specifications
| Brand | Betta |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Type | Built-In Bath |
| Depth | 450 mm |
| Height (mm) | 470 mm |
| Length (mm) | 1700 mm |
| Width (mm) | 750 mm |
| Volume | 180 L |
| Waste Size | 52 mm |
| Overflow Size | 40 mm |
| Guarantee/Warranty | Guarantee |
| Product Weight | 17,15 kg |
1. Unpack Your New Bath
- Decide how high you want the bath above your floor.
- Measure and make markings on the wall with a pencil.
- It is recommended that it should be at least 450mm above the floor.
- Once you have marked the height, securely fasten support battens (a long flat strip of squared timber or metal used to hold something in place or as a fastening against a wall) against the back and sidewall.
- Make sure the battens are leveled horizontally.
2. Position Bath
- Position your new bath with the backside resting on the battens.
- Check that the bath is perfectly level again by using your spirit level.
- Make sure area under the bath is clear of dirt and tools.
- Take care not to damage bath exterior during positioning.
3. Add Bricks and Cement Underneath
- Place three equally spaced rows of bricks, with ample cement, under the reinforcing ribs of the bath.
- This will support the underside and full weight of the bath.
- Check that the first row of bricks is as close as possible to the waste fitting.
- Check that the openings and sides are now level with the ends of the battens placed.
- Install your taps, waste pipe and plumbing fittings, if you have not already done so.
4. Complete The Frame
- The outside of the frame is often tiled with tiles or mosaic to create a cohesive bathroom design.
- Make sure to leave an access area or door if you are installing a whirlpool tub (for future repairs and maintenance).
- You can finish the frame with any materials that work with your requirement.
- Allow 24 hours for the sand and adhesive to set and dry completely.
- Open the taps and fill the bath with water slowly while constantly checking the waste outlet and water inlets for any leaks.
Note: The above is just a quick guide. If you are unsure about the installation than you can seek help from a qualified plumber or contractor.
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