Roper Rhodes Uno White Front Bath Panel 1700mm

£121.69

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Based on 12 Ratings.

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Key Features

✔Comes with a matching adjustable plinth
✔Water-resistant MDF core
✔Five years guarantee from Roper Rhodes against manufacturing defects

QTY

SKU Code: QS-V34896

Roper Rhodes Uno BP4000W Details

Go-ahead and dress-up your bathtubs with this Bath Panel, cleverly designed by Roper Rhodes. The pure white finish elegantly complements your stunning bath. Its reinforced MDF core construction gives massive strength to it. This front panel is a perfect addition to your bath, which exudes individuality. Uno from Roper Rhodes with high gloss white finish makes it an ideal buy for any modern interior. It fits almost any tub for corner post, offering a distinctive style. The optionally available matching plinth gives an additional height. Suitable to use with double-ended or straight baths.

Manufacturing code of this product: BP4000W.
Comes in a white finish.
Length: 1700mm (170cm).

Height: Minimum 500mm (50cm) and maximum 620mm (62cm).
Corner post [Optional].
Download the fitting instruction PDF from the Additional Info section.

Info / Size (mm)

Panel
Width: 1700 mm
Height: 500 mm

Technical Specifications

Please note all the measurements are in 'mm'

⤷ Colour
: White
⤷ Material
: MDF
⤷ Panel Type
: Front

⤷ Length
: 1700
⤷ Height
: 500
⤷ Style
: Modern

Additional Info & Downloads

Download the Fitting Instructions Pdf File

Customise Your Product

Corner Post

Used when the bath panel has been fitted with the extra plinth. Corner posts are 600mm high for use with a plinth. 500mm high posts can be used with no plinth installation.

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1 Features Included In This Product Explained

Front Panel

A front bath panel is a decorative accessory that is used to cover the front-facing side of a bathtub for a neat and polished look. It also conceals plumbing and framework and comes in different sizes, textures and materials.

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Pier Asked :
Hi, I am looking for a plain white panel 1570mm x 600mm in size. I note you have panels from 500mm to 620mm on your website, but I am not sure how to select this height. Also, the only panel I can find is 1700mm. Would it be possible to find a 1600mm x 600mm in your store?

Answered By QS Team

We are afraid that the only plain white bath panels that we manufacture are 1700mm in length. The BP4000W has a plinth, so it would be 500mm without the plinth but can be adjusted up to 620mm with it.

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June Asked :
I have the Roper Rhodes Porto Bath Panel, which has been damaged, and I need to get it replaced, and it seems that it is discontinued, is the Uno 1700mm front bath panel the same panel without lights? If so, how easy would it be to drill the holes for the existing LED lights? How would I seal around the holes made?

Answered By QS Team

The only difference between the two panels is the lights. They are both the same height, width & depth & are produced in the same factory

Concerning cutting the panel, it should be avoided. This is because the panel is finished to give maximum water protection. If the seal is broken, cutting the panel will ultimately weaken the panel’s defence against water, resulting in the panel blowing.

If cuts in the panel are essential (to allow for pipe runs etc.), then the following steps must be taken to prevent the panel from blowing:

A. To prevent surface splinters, score the section to be cut with a sharp knife before cutting.
B. Use a fine-tooth, cross-cut saw.
C. All freshly exposed MDF must be re-sealed using a varnish. Failure to re-seal timber may result in water penetrating the panel and damaging it. Failure to re-seal will also invalidate the product warranty.
D. If the cut area is in a location that is likely to be regularly splashed, then it should also be sealed with silicone to prevent water from seeping onto the cut and re-varnished surface.

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Claire Asked :
How thick is this bath panel, please?

Answered By QS Team

The panel is 16mm thick.

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Andrew Asked :
Can you please advise on the lip depth? My bath as a 15mm lip.

Answered By QS Team

The Uno panel does not have a lip and would just sit up against the bath.

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Richard Asked :
I'm looking at the Roper Rhodes Uno 1700mm Front Bath Panel. Can this be cut down to 1500, and is the height adjustable to 525mm? And is it a solid panel?

Answered By QS Team

The Uno panel can be cut, but it would need to be sealed correctly, voiding the warranty. There is a main panel and an adjustable plinth. The panel is 500mm high and, using the plinth, can be adjusted to 620mm high.

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