Bathroom planning guides.
Useful questions to answer before you choose products or agree the work.
What to measure before discussing a new bathroom
A simple room sketch makes the first fitting conversation more useful. Start with the fixed features, not the products you hope to buy.
Should you keep your bathroom layout or change it?
A new suite can keep familiar positions or completely change the room. Compare what the move achieves with the work it creates.
Planning a refit when it is your only bathroom
The most important planning question may be how the household will manage while work takes place. Raise it before agreeing a start date.
Five decisions to make before replacing a bath with a shower
A bath footprint can offer useful shower space, but the tray is only one part of the decision.
Finding useful storage in a small en-suite
Storage earns its place when you can reach it, open it and keep the room easy to move through.
Bathroom tiles or wall panels: what should you compare?
Compare the finished appearance, preparation, junctions and care requirements before deciding how to finish bathroom walls.
How to read a bathroom fitting quotation
A clear quotation tells you what you are buying, who supplies it and what happens if the scope changes.
What to check before ordering bathroom products
The right dimensions are only the start. Agree suitability, responsibility and delivery checks before products arrive.
Planning bathroom lighting around everyday tasks
Begin with what you need to see: the basin, shower, storage and route through the room. Technical suitability needs a qualified assessment.
A practical bathroom handover checklist
Give the finished room a careful review while the agreed specification and product information are close to hand.
A better room starts with a conversation.
Share your postcode and what is not working in your current bathroom.