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DEVONSHIRE HOME Bathroom Retailer of the Year Awarded by Visit Us Stores across the South West: Plymouth, Exeter, Wellington, Bristol & Cheltenham Visit bathroomvillage.com for more details 80 Be Inspired
DevMag Ad1.pdf 2 13/05/20<strong>16</strong> <strong>16</strong>:46 your essential ADVERTISING home PROMOTION reference section Take the Plunge From traditional roll top to metallic effect showstopper, add a splash of luxury to your daily ritual with a freestanding bath C M Y CM MY CY CMY K The freestanding bath dates back to the Victorian era, when washing became a more frequent occurrence. Today, the freestanding bath is experiencing a surge in popularity for both its function and aesthetic appeal. Tina Robinson, Product Manager for Heritage Bathrooms says that choosing a freestanding bath is a timeless investment as they work equally well in contemporary interiors as well as more traditional settings and pack a powerful style punch. Available in a multitude of designs, materials and finishes there is an option to suit every need. Opulent tones are very on-trend, and traditional metal baths are rising in popularity. Heritage Bathrooms offer acrylic versions that are coated in a metallic effect which is a light weight alternative to steel and copper clad cast iron baths, at a far more accessible price. Tina recommends that if you opt for a traditional cast iron roll top bath, make sure you enquire about the design possibilities, Heritage’s range for example, come primed and ready to paint so you can create a truly individual design. Also consider the weight of the product and seek advice on whether you will need your floors reinforcing to support it. If your project is time sensitive then your options will be more limited, so make sure you know what is and isn’t realistic in the time you have. For example, if you’re moving a bath tub to an alternative position in the room, the timescale and costs would be vastly different to if you were simply replacing an old bath with a new one. Steve Hawkins, Managing Director of Bathroom Village says that when choosing a freestanding bath, it is important to consider the following - The material of the bath: the three most common types of material are acrylic, cast iron and composite stone. Be cautious of cheap baths made of thin “Available in a multitude of designs, materials and finishes there is an option to suit every need” acrylic as they simply do not last. As the old saying goes, “buy cheap, buy twice”. The size of the bath: if your bathroom is on the small side, Heritage offer ‘baby’ versions of their roll top baths in acrylic or cast iron, which can be as small as 5ft long! Where to put the taps: they can be mounted on the bath, on the wall or on the floor. Make sure you assess the technical needs of your design before making a purchase. Bathroom Village in Exeter or Plymouth stock an excellent array of freestanding baths with lifetime guarantees. Steve says “the staff at Bathroom Village are passionate experts who pride themselves on knowing the products. Not only can we offer help and advice that suits your budget and space, but we also create virtual, 3D designs to help you visualise your dreams and turn them into reality. Furthermore we can support you in finding a qualified and reliable installer”. Find your nearest showroom at bathroomvillage.com 81
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