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HI all..just purchased this bath and haven't come across this recessed rectangle where taps should be.. any help much appreciated?

Thank you in advance..

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That looks proud of the surface rather than recessed. If so it will help reduce pooled water getting down the tap holes. Not a bad idea really. Just get it drilled and chuck the taps on ;)
 
Yeah buddy it is proud of surface no idea why I said recessed..I thot there was maybe only a certain type of tap I could use as not all will fit onto the proud surface..
 
You will need to use a two hole bath mixer, or two separate taps. Looks a good idea to keep it up out of the water. But limits tap choices to nothing with a single hole.
 
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