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In my bathroom I have two walls with pipework at low level, and I want to cover it up (and not because it's particularly ugly :lol: )

Can I buy a ready-made trunk about 75mm wide and 175mm high. Floor and walls are tiled, and I'd prefer not to use contiplas on the floor.

I had thought of using a length of square uPVC downpipe, cut lengthwise to make two channels, one fixed to the floor, other upside down fixed to walls, with a length of sheet material screwed to the front flanges.

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Nothing found so far of the right dimensions.

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