Product InformationCeleste 1700 x 750 Back-to-Wall Modern Bath (Gloss White) — with Chrome WasteOverviewThe Celeste 1700 x 750 back-to-wall bath combines contemporary styling with practical performance. Finished in glossy white acrylic and featuring clean rectangular lines, it creates a sleek focal point in any modern bathroom while maximising internal bathing space. The bath is supplied with a built-in chrome click‑clack waste for a polished look and efficient drainage.Key featuresModern rectangular design with a gloss white finishBack-to-wall installation for a neat, space-optimised appearanceNo pre-drilled tap holes (suitable for deck, wall or freestanding taps)Built-in chrome click‑clack waste (centre) includedPre-fitted rectangular slim slotted overflow (no cover)Manufactured from high-quality 4–6 mm acrylic for durabilityConcealed adjustable legs for levelling on uneven floorsFits flush to the wall to optimise spaceGenerous internal capacity for comfortable bathingSpecificationsLength: 1700 mmHeight: 600 mmDepth: 750 mmBath type: Back-to-wall, double-ended stylingFinish: Glossy whiteShape: RectangularTap holes: 0 (no pre-drilled tap holes)Tap deck: Yes — suitable for deck-mounted, wall-mounted or freestanding tapsOverflow: Pre-fitted rectangular slim slotted overflow (no cover)Material: 4–6 mm high-quality acrylicWater capacity: 230 LNet weight: 44 kgWaste location: Centre (built-in chrome click‑clack waste included)Certifications & ManufacturerBS EN 14516 — Baths for domestic purposesUKCA markedISO 9001:2015 registered manufacturerWhat’s includedBath (1700 x 750 mm)Built-in chrome click‑clack waste (centre)Optional accessories / NotesMatt black waste cover available separately (not included)Taps sold separatelyAll measurements are approximate; images are for illustrative purposesThere may be slight compression variation in acrylic thickness due to the manufacturing/forming processGuaranteeBath: 5 yearsIf you’d like, I can create a short product blurb for a website listing, or produce a one-line tagline for advertising. Which would you prefer?