Stone Resin Bathroom Shower Enclosure Tray Various Styles and Sizes • £48.95

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Seller: supabathrooms (22,903) 99.5% , Location: GB, Ships to: GB, Item: 291389661657Condition: New, Material: Stone Resin, Width (mm): 700, 760, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1400, 1500, 1600, Length (mm): 700, 760, 800, 900, Height (mm): 35, Brand: Unbranded, MPN: Does Not Apply, Width (cm): 70, 76, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 140, 150, 160, Sub-Type: Shower Enclosures, Type: Shower Trays, Length (cm): 70, 76, 80, 90, Shape: Square, Rectangle, Quadrant, Offset Quadrant, UPC: Does not apply, EAN: Does not apply,Details: | Home | About Seller | Contact us | Terms | FAQs | Sign up to newsletter | HOME Accessories Wall Mounted Accessories Soap Shampoo Dispensers Taps Shower Valves Basin Taps Bath Filler Taps Bath/Shower Mixer Taps Basin Wastes Cabinets & Mirrors Wooden Cabinets Stainless Steel Cabinets Floor Standing Cabinets Mirror Cabinets Showers Complete Shower Enclosures Tray Riser Kits Shower Trays Toilets Seats Toilet WC & Cisterns Back to Wall Units Ceramic Toilet Pans Close Coupled Toilets Toilet Suites Pedestals Cisterns Vanity Units & Furniture Classic Range Venice Range Roma Range Mixed Range Bathroom Suites Acrylic Baths Shower Baths & Screens Rolltop Baths Bath Panels Bath Wastes Basins Assistive Products These high quality stone resin trays have a robust structure perfect for everyday use. The materials used to manufacture these trays are strongly bonded together, providing you with trays which don't flex, hence boasting great stability, which is preferred and recommended by most professional plumbers and installers. The stability offered by the stone resin trays also ensure that risks of leakages occurring are greatly reduced. These stone resin trays are not to be compared with cheap acrylic trays provided by our competitors which may flex, warp and damage easily.All of our stone resin Super Low Profile Trays have a thickness of 35mm, this gives the trays a low lying design, giving off a simplistic and modern look. The materials used during the manufacturing process ensure that the trays are both strong and durable, built to be highly resistant to damages which may be caused by everyday use.Quadrant Sizes Available:800mm x 800mm900mm x 900mmOffset Quadrant Sizes Available:900mm x 760mm (Left and Right Hand)1000mm x 800mm (Left and Right Hand)1200mm x 800mm (Left and Right Hand)1200mm x 900mm (Left and Right Hand)Rectangular Sizes Available:900mm x 760mm1000mm x 700mm1000mm x 760mm1000mm x 800mm1000mm x 900mm1100mm x 760mm1100mm x 800mm1100mm x 900mm1200mm x 700mm1200mm x 760mm1200mm x 800mm1200mm x 900mm1400mm x 800mm1400mm x 900mm1500mm x 760mm1500mm x 800mm1500mm x 900mm1600mm x 800mm1700mm x 700mm1700mm x 750mm1700mm x 900mmSquare Sizes Available:700mm x 700mm760mm x 760mm800mm x 800mm900mm x 900mm Features Payment Shipping Returns Terms How can I pay? To make your transaction as easy as possible, we accept payment by any of the following methods: Paypal Phone Us To pay via Paypal, go through the standard eBay payment procedure. 1) What if I want next day delivery for my courier item? We offer free standard delivery 3 to 5 working days on all of our items to mainland UK. We offer next working day service at a additional cost see below Hour Delivery at an additional charge depending on package size. Small item @ £4.95, medium item @ £9.95, large item @ £12.95 and Pallet @ £20.00. 2) How will my item be delivered and how long will it take? This item is despatched from our warehouse and is delivered to you by courier. If the order is placed before 8.30am Monday-Friday, the orders are despatched the same working day. All orders placed after this time, over the weekend and bank holidays are despatched the next working day. Please be aware that if you order after 8:30am, your order will be dispatched tomorrow instead of today This may add another day on to the estimated delivery time as given by eBay. 3) Can I change my delivery address? Unfortunately, we can only despatch goods to the address registered with your eBay account. Due to Paypal policy we can not change the address once payment has been received. Please ensure that you update your address details prior to ordering. 4) Will I need to sign for my delivery? All courier deliveries require a signature, please ensure that someone will be available to sign for your delivery at the address provided to us by Paypal at the time of placing your order. 5) What happens if I miss my delivery? In the unfortunate circumstances that you miss the courier's delivery attempt, you will have a card posted to let you know that delivery has been attempted. The card will contain information regarding contacting the courier to arrange redelivery or a depot collection. The courier will attempt delivery twice, after the second attempt the courier will hold your goods for 5 working days,if you fail to contact the courier within that time your goods will be returned to us. When parcels are returned to us undelivered, we are charged £20 by our courier. This charge will be passed on to you or deducted from any refund requested. 6) What happens if my item arrives damaged? As with any other company who ships items by courier, we do occasionally experience breakages or damages which has occurred during transit. Currently breakages happens to under 1% of our shipped items. We continuously update and improve our packaging to avoid breakages, but we are unfortunately notable to avoid some things being damaged during transport. It is very important that you check your goods upon arrival. If any of your items are damaged,please make a note of this with the delivery company. Please take a clear photograph of the outer packaging and of the actual damage to the item received and ebay message us with a description of the damage to: with your contact details, eBay username and a contact phone number. We will then arrange for a replacement item to be sent to you as soon as possible and we will contact you using the details provided to confirm what has been arranged and when to expect your replacement. Alternatively you can call us to log your damaged item, and we will then guide you through sending the photographs and information. Please be assured that we will always replace goods that has been damaged during transport if reported to us within 7 days and the goods have been signed for as damaged. 1) What is the returns address? 4 Canal Street Derby DE1 2RJ 2) How do I return the goods if I’m not happy with them? Returning the goods couldn’t be easier. 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Save money on your bathroom renovation with these tips and advice from industry experts. Includes advice on design, planning and choosing your materials.

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‘Keep your existing layout and consider functionality’

Nick Rowland, product manager at Heritage Bathrooms says: ‘The key to a successful renovation project is planning. As soon as you start repositioning plumbing the job can become very expensive, so stick to the existing layout if possible.

‘Although installers can find great deals, do your own research as well to see what other bargains are out there. Ask yourself whether you need the installer to fit the whole bathroom. What could you do yourself? Picking up the smaller, less technical tasks, such as hanging mirrors, putting up towel rails and painting walls, can lead to considerable savings. Check whether a “good price” really is value for money – does it offer quality? Will the product stand the test of time? Is it guaranteed by the manufacturer?

‘The only area where you may want to consider cutting corners by spending less is on fittings without a working function. For example, static pieces, such as a basin and pedestal, are only required to hold water and allow it to drain away. In contrast, the WC has more moving parts and the pan and cistern need to operate properly for years to come. With this in mind, I recommend only buying a WC from a recognised manufacturer that will understand its functional needs and will carefully manage the manufacturing process to ensure that the cistern and pan do not leak.

‘A bath needs to be robust enough to hold your weight as well as the water. If you are satisfied that this basic requirement has been met then you won’t need to spend money on baths with additional reinforcement, which have little benefit for domestic use.’
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‘Consider what you can do for yourself’

Jamey Seaman, bathroom expert at Ikea says: ‘There are many ways to make your budget go that bit further when it comes to improving your bathroom. It’s surprising just how much work you can do by yourself. Save money by purchasing ready-to-assemble basin and bathroom cabinets, and avoid paying someone else to fix units to the wall.

‘You can also make savings by buying a complete set of bathroom furniture, including a basin, cabinet and mirror, rather than individual pieces, which could cost more. You don’t have to blow your budget on bathroom storage all at once. Start by fitting storage beneath and above the sink and add more at a later date when you have the time and budget.’
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ABOVE (left-right): Venice shower-bath, (H)47x(W)85x(L)170cm, £525; basin and pedestal, (H)85x(W)60x (D)45cm, £273; close-coupled WC, (H)83x (W)36.5x(D)63cm, with cistern and soft-close seat, £432, all from the Zaar collection at Heritage Bathrooms; Godmorgon/Vitviken washstand with two drawers and porcelain basin, (H)66x(W)63x(D)49cm, £170; Dalskar chrome-plated basin mixer tap, (H)18cm, £65; Godmorgon mirror cabinet, (H)96x(W)60x(D)14cm, £180; high cabinets, (H)192x(W)40x(D)30cm, £150 each, all Ikea.

‘Mix inexpensive ceramic tiles with luxury mosaics’

Beth Boulton, head of marketing at Topps Tiles says: ‘Instead of tiling an entire room in expensive mosaics, keep down costs by using them sparingly as a feature wall or to zone a shower area.

‘With the latest advancements in the ceramic printing process, there are now ceramic tiles available featuring highly realistic interpretations of natural stone, marble and wood. By cutting sheets of tiles in half or into strips to create a vertical feature behind a basin, or a horizontal statement around a bath and corner of a shower, you can make a real impact without overspending.’
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‘Spend wisely and look out for bargains’

Rob Whitaker, brand director at Fired Earth says: ‘In general, you will get what you pay for. While cheaper products may look very similar to more expensive equivalents, they’re unlikely to have the same quality of finish or to last as long. For example, the chrome on very inexpensive taps may start to peel, or the surface of a bath may be more likely to crack or stain, so it is worth spending as much as you can afford to save money in the long term.

‘Think about installing a shower over the bath rather than building a separate shower area. As well as saving on product and installation costs, this is a good space-saving solution, too. If you would love a classic, freestanding cast-iron bath but it is beyond your budget, a bath made from a resin and stone composite is a great, cost-effective alternative. Factory shops often have fantastic bargains, so it’s well worth paying them a visit. If you can, it’s a good idea to wait for the winter and summer sales as the discounts on large items such as baths, washstands and boxes of tiles can be considerable.’
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ABOVE (left-right): Glossy flat ceramic wall tiles in white, (W)20x(L)25cm, £7.60 per m²; Slate square glass mosaic tiles in silver, £13.99 for a (W)30x(L)30cm sheet; large-format Crystal porcelain floor tiles in white, (W)44x (L)44cm, £49.54 per m², all Topps Tiles; Flow roll-top bath, made from resin and ground stone with chrome feet, painted in Mercury Eggshell, (H)66x (W)80x(L)175cm, £1,650; Avebury bath and shower mixer tap, (H)42x (W)18x(D)20cm, £1,125; Abbey Fountains porcelain floor tiles, (W)19.9x (L)19.9cm, £74.70 per m², all Fired Earth; Athena Black 1700 freestanding bath with chrome feet, (H)56x(W)75x(L)170cm, £349.95; Modena 60 Semi Pedestal bathroom suite with ceramic basin (H)48x(W)58.5x(D)39.5cm, and ceramic WC, (H)83.5x (W)37x(D)65cm, £179.95, all Better Bathrooms.

‘Think about selling your old suite’

Joe Cummings, product advisor at Better Bathrooms says: ‘The rising popularity of auction sites has provided a fantastic platform for selling secondhand items. Any unwanted fixtures in good condition are worth selling, from taps and basins to tiles. This is the perfect way to recoup some of the expense you have lavished on your new bathroom.

‘Labour costs are the greatest outlay in any renovation project, so try doing some of the work yourself. Demolition and debris removal, along with tiling and brassware installation are simple jobs even for the most novice of DIYers. There are installation videos on the Better Bathrooms website (betterbathrooms.com) offering step-by-step guidance on how to install a range of sanitaryware in your home yourself, including shower enclosures, basins and baths. This will help to eliminate high-cost construction bills. However, it’s not always a good idea to undertake all of the work a bathroom renovation entails yourself – this can end up costing you more rather than saving money. Large, technical jobs, including any changes in plumbing, will require experienced tradespeople, so shop around in order to find the right person for the task. You will need someone you trust who will do the job at the right price. Acquiring multiple quotes from different contractors will not only give you an estimate of the cost of the work, but will ensure the price is fair and help with your planning.’
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‘Research affordable options for flooring’

David Snazel, buyer at Carpetright says: ‘Updating your bathroom flooring doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have to lay out a huge amount of money. If you like the look of stone or hardwood floors, but want a more practical and affordable option, it’s certainly worth considering vinyl. Functional yet stylish, vinyl is waterproof, remarkably durable and comes in a variety of styles – from natural wood and classic tiles to modern patterned designs – making it the ideal bathroom flooring solution.’
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‘Never cut corners when it comes to brassware’

Leanne Robey, senior designer at Ripples says: ‘There are lots of ways to save on a bathroom project, but you should always invest in quality brassware as this includes the items that are in use every day, in particular concealed valves that regulate the temperature of the water in your home.

‘Always buy a good quality showerhead, especially if you prefer to take a shower than a bath, and look for “rub clean” showerheads with easy-clean nozzles that will prevent the build-up of limescale – great if you live in a hard-water area.

‘For further savings choose an eco-friendly showerhead with a sophisticated flow restrictor, various jet options and air infusion, which all work together to cut your water consumption by up to 60 per cent. This will help keep down water costs and will also cut energy bills, as less water will need to be heated.’
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ABOVE (left-right): Urban Planks vinyl flooring in Eden Walnut 857, £44.99 per m², from the Tegola range at Carpetright; Crema Marfil marble wall tiles, (W)30x (L)60cm, £68 per m²; Fairfield easy-clean showerhead, (dia.)20cm, and arm, (L)41cm, £433; ¾-inch concealed flow control stop valve, £292; thermostat, £675, all Ripples.

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