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New Tabor Luxury Freestanding Bathroom Suites



The freestanding roll-top bath has long been the epitome of luxurious bathing, and that’s a position which looks likely to stay the same for many years to come. There really is no better way to relax and unwind at the end of a long day than with an indulgent, deep soak. Now to do this properly, you’re going to need the correct set-up, and that’s where the tabor Freestanding Bathroom Suite comes in.
This stylish new suite features a luxury freestanding bath, a toilet and a basin with either full pedestal or a wall-mounted, space saving semi-pedestal and is currently available at a hugely reduced price.

The tabor bath itself is manufactured from cast resin stone and acrylic to be as durable as possible, so you know that it will be performing as intended for a long time to come. At 1800mm long and with a 250 liter capacity, this deep bath is perfectly proportioned for a calm and spacious revitalizing soak, and comes unfilled so that you can select whatever model of tap or mixer you feel best suits your personal bathroom aesthetic, and an additional benefit is that you can comfortably recline at either end of the without fixed taps occupying any of your space. The tabor is mounted on elegant wooden feet, which will coordinate seamlessly with any naturally finished wooden furniture you may wish to install. The basin, which is available in both full- and semi-pedestal styles, is a stunning contemporary combination of strong, squared lines and softer curves. Manufactured from high quality white ceramic, the basin come pre- drilled with one central tap hole, ideally positioned for a modern waterfall mixer tap. The basin interior is a spacious rectangular design with a generous capacity.

The tabor toilet is another elegant model that combines high contemporary styling with modern technological innovation. This model features boasts a push button dual flush and a complete suite, this tabor toilet is manufactured from high quality ceramic and has streamlined lines and defined styling that is sure to make it a stand out feature in your new and improved bathroom the virtue of a matching bathroom suite, aside from high quality manufacturing and elegance of the tabor range, is that the matching items combine to create a designed, thought out, unified aesthetic, greater than the sum of its parts. Remember though, these hugely reduced prices can’t last forever, so take the time to examine this tabor freestanding Bathroom Suite from Better Bathroom as soon as you can.
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