Discuss P shape bath panel?? in the Bathrooms, Showers and Wetrooms area at PlumbersForums.net
What would you use to cut? Fine tooth jigsaw?Set the bath at the appropriate height, which will be less than the height of the panel, then scribe the bottom of the panel to the floor.
I wouldn’t normally touch Victorian Plumbing stuff but a mate had asked for a shove and typically it was cheap tat. You can practically see through there baths and panels. It’s awful stuffAs long as you can get a run on the waste.
I wouldn’t use a jigsaw as vibrations can crack the panel. I use a fine tooth handsaw for plastics, it’s only 14” long and I think 16 tpi- then dress with file if necessary.
Some of the very strong caronite/ fibreglass ones I cut with a 4” grinder - practice so you don’t melt it!
I’ll remember this for future jobs. CheersIf it’s VP definitely don’t use a jigsaw - unless you clamp it to hardboard/ply etc, it’ll shatter.
Use hand tools and it’ll be fine.
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