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The appeal of a back to wall bath is simple — it looks considered, it makes efficient use of space and it gives any bathroom an instant sense of intention. With the pipework neatly concealed and the form flush to the wall, our back to wall baths bring a clean, architectural quality to bathrooms of every size and style. Shop the full range now and make your bathroom work harder for you.

Charlotte Edwards Stratford Rectangular Back to Wall Bath Tub

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Charlotte Edwards Stratford Rectangular Back to Wall Bath Tub

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Charlotte Edwards Baths

Regular price £1,188.95 GBP

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Royce Morgan Jasper Back to Wall Bath Tub Compact Modern Design

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Royce Morgan Jasper Back to Wall Bath Tub Compact Modern Design

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Royce Morgan Jasper Whirlpool Back to Wall Bath Tub Luxury Spa System

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Royce Morgan Jasper Whirlpool Back to Wall Bath Tub Luxury Spa System

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Regular price £3,459.95 GBP

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Charlotte Edwards Belgravia Single Ended Oval Back to Wall Bathtub

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Charlotte Edwards Belgravia Single Ended Oval Back to Wall Bathtub

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Regular price £1,050.95 GBP

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What is a back to wall bath? A back to wall bath sometimes called a BTW bath is a freestanding-style bath designed with one straight, flat edge so it sits flush against a wall. From the front it has the sculptural, luxury look of a freestanding bath, but it takes up far less floor space and eliminates the awkward gaps that make a fully freestanding bath harder to clean around. It is one of the most practical choices for anyone who wants a statement bath without placing it in the centre of the room.

What size back to wall bath do I need? The right size depends on your bathroom layout and how much space you have available. Most back to wall baths come in a range of standard lengths, with a medium-length bath being the most popular choice for UK bathrooms. Width options are similarly varied, so there is generally something to suit most spaces. Before buying, measure the wall where the bath will sit and make sure there is enough open space in front of it for comfortable, practical access both for everyday use and to meet standard building guidelines. If your bathroom is on the smaller side, a shorter model will often give you the same luxurious look and feel with a lighter footprint. If you are unsure which size works best for your space, our team is available seven days a week on 020 3740 1246 and happy to help you find the right fit before you buy.

Where should the taps go on a back to wall bath? On a single-ended back to wall bath, the taps are positioned at the tap end typically the end furthest from the wall, or at the side near the wall depending on the model's tap holes. On a double-ended back to wall bath, taps should ideally be positioned in the middle of the bath, either deck-mounted through tap holes in the rim or wall-mounted above the bath. Wall-mounted taps give a particularly clean finish on back to wall baths and avoid the need for tap holes in the bath itself.

Can I use an overhead shower with a back to wall bath? Yes, and this is one of the key advantages of a back to wall bath over a traditional freestanding design. Because one side of the bath is flush to the wall, a shower screen or fixed glass panel can be installed directly on the wall, and a shower valve and head can be plumbed into the wall directly above the bath. This makes the back to wall bath a genuinely dual-purpose option suitable for a long soak or a quick shower without the complexity and cost of installing floor-standing freestanding taps and a separate shower enclosure.

Do back to wall baths need to be fixed to the wall? Most back to wall baths include wall brackets or fixing points to secure the rear edge to the wall. This prevents any movement when getting in and out and ensures the bath remains stable over time. The feet are also typically adjustable to allow levelling on uneven floors. We strongly recommend that a qualified plumber carries out the full installation to ensure the bath is correctly levelled, fixed, plumbed, and sealed particularly the silicone seal at the wall joint, which is critical for preventing water ingress behind the bath.

Can a back to wall bath work in a smaller bathroom? Yes. Back to wall baths are often the best solution for smaller bathrooms precisely because they sit against the wall and free up more usable floor space than a fully freestanding design. A 1500mm or 1600mm back to wall bath can make a genuinely luxurious addition to an en-suite or a family bathroom that is not large enough to accommodate a centrepiece freestanding tub. The clean, flush profile also makes the room feel more open and less cluttered than a bath with a visible frame or panel gap.

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Collection: Back to Wall Baths

Charlotte Edwards Stratford Rectangular Back to Wall Bath Tub

Charlotte Edwards Stratford Rectangular Back to Wall Bath Tub

Royce Morgan Jasper Back to Wall Bath Tub Compact Modern Design

Royce Morgan Jasper Back to Wall Bath Tub Compact Modern Design

Royce Morgan Jasper Whirlpool Back to Wall Bath Tub Luxury Spa System

Royce Morgan Jasper Whirlpool Back to Wall Bath Tub Luxury Spa System

Charlotte Edwards Belgravia Single Ended Oval Back to Wall Bathtub

Charlotte Edwards Belgravia Single Ended Oval Back to Wall Bathtub

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