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L-Shaped Shower Baths

An L-shaped shower bath gives you a full-size bath and a proper walk-in showering area in the footprint of a standard straight bath. The squared-off shower end offers more elbow room than a curved P-shape, and the straight edge makes fitting a screen and panel simple.

Our range includes 1500mm and 1700mm L-shaped baths in left- and right-hand versions, whirlpool L-shaped baths with 8 or 14 jets, and complete shower bath suites. You'll also find the matching L-shape front panels, end panels and hinged bath screens so everything fits first time.

Need help choosing? Our shower bath guide covers sizes, handing and what to look for. Free delivery on orders over £50, 0% finance available and 90-day returns as standard.

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Laguna L-Shaped Shower Bath Suite — Basin, Pedestal, Toilet, Bath, Screen, Taps & Waste
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L-shaped shower bath buying guide

L-shaped shower baths combine a full-length bath with a squared-off showering area, so one fitting does the job of two. Below are the questions we are asked most often about sizes, handing and the panels and screens you need to finish the installation.

What size is an L-shaped shower bath?

Most L-shaped shower baths are 1500mm or 1700mm long. The bathing end is a standard 700mm wide and the shower end widens to around 850mm, so you need roughly 850mm of wall space at the tap end. Always check the handing: a left-hand bath has the shower end on your left as you face the bath, a right-hand bath on your right.

L-shaped or P-shaped shower bath - which is better?

Both give you a bath and a shower in one footprint. An L-shape has a squared-off shower end, which gives the most standing room and suits a straight, fixed screen and a flat front panel. A P-shape has a curved end that softens the look and works with a curved screen. If space is tight the L-shape usually feels roomier to shower in; if you prefer softer lines choose the P-shape. See our P-shaped shower baths.

Do I need a special panel and screen for an L-shaped bath?

Yes. A standard straight bath panel will not follow the step in the bath, so you need an L-shape front panel (1500mm or 1700mm to match the bath) and, if the end is exposed, a 700mm end panel. The screen should be a square-edged hinged or fixed bath screen sized to the shower end. We list the matching panels and screens in this collection so you can order everything together.