Is the side open? Do you need a tile wall to cover?
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It can be an under mounted or on top. But it does need tile or a built in casing there are no side walls. It is roomy and deep, nice tub for the price.
273206
You can order an apron separate or you can built it with studs and tile like we did.
273207
I believe you are asking about the front (the long sides). This particular model is a drop-in and that means you have to provide the finish. This can be tile, wood etc. or, you can order a front skirt panel at additional cost.
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Yes the sides are open, I have a wooden frame around mine with decorative access doors to get to the plumbing.
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Yes, it is a 'drop in' tub. There are no finished sides. Maybe you can order it with a finished side??
273210
There are no finished sides only a 2" lip on all four sides yes the sides are open
1122174
we did place it against a wall but it did not need to be. The back is a plain white fiber board with about 20 small screws. For me that would be ok, it certainly is not ugly
2142009
It is foam and it is covered. You will need another cover to go over it to match your decor.
403287
It does not come with side walls but there is velcro sewn to the inside surface of the canopy which I presume is there to attach side walls.
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No moving parts are exposed and there is a fan that is covered. Would recomend building a simple cover over it though.
146399
It is a blank white wall. That's the side we pushed against the wall. The sides are painted to look like the outside of the house. No actual front door, but it doesn't bother my daughter. She still plays with it almost daily and it has held together exceptionally well.
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Yes it is open. That is the only draw back. We covered it ourselves then used the chalkboard paint, so our granddaughters leave us pictures and messages
1567965
It completely closes all the way around if you choose to do that. The sides are sectional so you can put up as many as you want. Two of them have zipper openings if you want to create an entrance. So yes there are 6 walls.
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Yes, all four sides are finished. It doesn't have to back up against a wall to hide the back.
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The sides are open, no plastic there at all and the slats are wide enough that they don't keep little hands (and arms) from reaching inside and wrecking havoc. That was a concern for me and so the piece didn't work out AT ALL for my intended use. If that's not an issue for you then it would be ok.
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I would suggest putting it to the side if you are using a granite or other stone like material. You might be able to with formica but it will be very close to the wall.
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It is open. It is rather nice for the price. I had my carpenter take it apart and saw the panels in half and I made window shutters out of it. It held up nicely and they look great!
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Hi Martin, Definitely - this is just a simpler (cheaper and faster) way of installing a corner bench compared to building a full structure. Whether you purchase this bench or build your own corner bench structure, you will need to of course ensure you have waterproofing membrane in place before installing the tile.Hope that helped.Kind regards,Grant
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No. It's one piece that is sealed around the sides. It protects pretty well.
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no you would have too cover the tile with plywood first then you can use the tiles
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No. It covers both sides and about half of each corner, but the top and bottom are exposed. However, I would buy another one.
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we had contractor install it as recessed. if it were mounted to the wall we would have wanted mirrors on the sides. they were not included. however, it would have mounted to the wall. worst case: find the studs for at least one set of screws, and drill holes. it was a great choice for us. we have a small bathroom and needed the extra space for storage.