Hi Annie We get asked about the weight of freestanding baths all the time as people assume they will simply be too heavy to move around for cleaning purposes, which may be the case with a solid stone bath. To make cleaning manageable, our baths and spas are manufactured using Gelcoat composite construction which is extremely strong yet not overly heavy (5mm thickness to ensure structural rigidity and increased thermal properties). This allows most people to easily slide the bath out from the wall for easy cleaning access. I hope that helps with your dilemma! Regards, Brad AQVA Luxury Baths & Spas

My tub is 45L. You can definitely soak/hand wash any size of clothing/ Doona covers etc. When looking at laundry sinks, there are two types of sinks, the square edge or rounded edge. This makes a big difference on whether you can soak a tray flat on the bottom of sink. I have attached some photos. The square edge sinks are just that, so allow for trays. The round edge sinks will not. I would take an oven tray from your chosen oven, and go to a plumbing shop to see what it will actually fit into. You may have to end up soaking tray on their sides. My oven is 600mm I have a rounded edge trough, and soak trays on sides.

No, builder coming around tomorrow for first time, as is Class 2 designer (been a rush to get a bunch of class 2 consultants on board for a simple reno). So far all my own investigations. The slab is structural, 275 thick with localised thickened beams over the posts in the carpark. Opening it up would probably be refused by Strata. I can go look at the original structural details to see how much cover is over the reo - maybe I can get a 20-30mm scabble and do the rest with screed to cover before tiles. It'd be very flat though. Will need a structural engineer to sign off on the detail, and if I'm honest, I'm uncomfortable reducing cover to the reinforcement as below and think it opens up a bunch of risks. I'll run this past them tomorrow for their comment though.

Wouldn't it depend on what it is that is needed to be done, which you have not said, and why is "in-home care" a link, what are you trying to get people to click on? Question with a link about mobile homes too? https://www.houzz.com.au/discussions/6298808/insurance-for-mobile-homes