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We got this one. Like you, our bath spans the whole room so this one seemed ok length wise. But, the plinth part is supposed to fit behind the main bit which makes the height adjustable. However, the lip of our bath didn't overhang the uprights of the frame enough, so with the main panel and the plinth overlapping, it sat at a weird angle. So I had to fit the main part then scribe and cut the plinth to fit between it and the tiles. Probably won't last very long, but will do until this bathroom is redone in a few years. Then I'd be more inclined to do something custom out of marine ply and go heavy on the waterproofing.
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If only I'd known about those when our bathroom was last done. Next load of work on our bathroom and I'll get them. Existing shelves just get covered in too much stuff.
Current side is ok to get off although involves a bit of careful movement as the bath is the width of the bathroom and due to the rhomboid bathroom shape and placement of the sink, mirror and tiles it needs to be lifted up vertically to almost head height before it can be moved out of the way.
Having doors cut out of that with storage on the inside would solve a whole load of problems.