Small bath not much bigger than shower tray

[BenElliottRacing]

Our bathroom is tiny and started off as just a toilet + sink. We added a shower to it by taking some space from the kitchen. This has been fine until now.

As my 10 month old girl is rapidly outgrowing her travel bath I'd like to try and fit a small bath in place of the shower tray. I could move the shower walls out a little further into the kitchen but the best space I could achieve (internal accounting for the wall thickness on outside) is 1000m x 800mm

The space is currently 760 x 760.

The aim is for her to be able to have baths for a couple of years but for the grown ups to still be able to shower.

Have tried all sorts of google searches but no luck as yet. Anybody know where I could find something like this?

Ben

[dougc]

What about one of those little square jobs that are meant for the elderly. You sort of open a door and sit upright in it and fill it with water. Not sure what you'd google for to find one...

[BenElliottRacing]

You can get the door type but the ones that I've found that could fit in that space are about a metre high. I wouldn't be able to wash / stop baby from falling over.

[Shaw Tarse]

[Simpo Two]

^^^ Given you name is that your own bath?

[BenElliottRacing]

this is what she's got at the moment so Shaw tarse you're not far off!

[N Dentressangle]

BenElliottRacing said:

You can get the door type but the ones that I've found that could fit in that space are about a metre high. I wouldn't be able to wash / stop baby from falling over.

OK, these look really pricey, but it's the best I can do. I give you the Geo deep single bath:



http://www.williamgarvey.co.uk/page/pdgeo.shtml#

God knows how much they want for that. However, it's 1000 x 700, so problem solved!

[RichB]

You'll have to do the searching but these are available for canal boats.

[PaulHogan]

Try searching for soaking tubs or Japanese baths.

[BenElliottRacing]

Thanks Paul really useful. Found one that looks spot on from a company called omnitub.