Caroma Baths

Discover Caroma baths at Renovation Kingdom, with rectangular baths and corner designs such as the Urbane II. A bath is often the largest item in a bathroom, so a little planning goes a long way. 

Start with the space. Measure the length and width where the bath will go, and check the product details for the bath’s dimensions. Also measure doorways and hallways to make sure the bath can be carried in. Corner baths often come in left hand and right hand versions, shown as LH and RH in the product name, so decide which side you need before ordering. 

Think about the position of the outlet and tapware. The waste needs to line up with the bath’s outlet, and any wall mixer or spout needs to sit in the right place for filling. Plan these before the walls and floor are finished. 

Check the floor, too. A full bath is heavy, so ask a builder to confirm the structure can carry the weight, especially upstairs. A licensed plumber should connect the bath and test it for leaks. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you choose. 

FAQs 

What do LH and RH mean in a bath name? 
They show whether the bath is a left hand or right hand design, which affects how it fits into a corner. 

How do I check a bath will fit? 
Measure the space and the access route, then compare with the dimensions in the product details. 

Do I need to plan the waste position? 
Yes. The waste must line up with the bath’s outlet, so plan it before the floor is finished. 

Can a bath go upstairs? 
Often yes, but a filled bath is heavy. Ask a builder to confirm the floor can carry the load.