What kinda money does a project like this cost?
This one was £12k including a fair amount of re-plumbing in 22mm pipe and a replacement soil stack.
What kinda money does a project like this cost?
This one was £12k including a fair amount of re-plumbing in 22mm pipe and a replacement soil stack.
£12k for both bathrooms or just the en-suite?
Just the ensuite.
So is it grey or brown ? your pictures #13 earlier showed brown and grey slate'ish shots ? (prefer the grey myself )
What is the texture on the tiles at the end of the shower, obviously intended to look rough, but up close ?
Given the pipe upgrade, you have a pressurized system ? to provide the umph to the shower
(the rain head looks pretty high up, 2nd floor too)
looks good
so I also have a potential bathroom project like this
I could make it a wet room too but unsure
what made you go for the wet room than a traditional bathroom shower?
Looks great.
What tile trims did you use?
Would be nice to have gesture switches of some kind on the toilet flush, but I guess with water/electric interaction that is $$$
I have not really got the trend for shallow large area wash basins, versus the traditional you had showed,
they seem less practical ? need a fair amount of water to get some depth for washing face/hair, even brushing teeth
& flushing residue, it is harder to rinse whole basin.
Folks recently had taps replaced with the style you see in operating theatres (3-4" arms) which I think is quite practical too.
Also having a mirror directly above basin is useful : shaving ... flossing/brushing - but maybe swapping the toilet
and basin would have been impractical.
I'd have probably had the toilet beneath the window and the sink beneath the mirror. However it does all look very nice.
No as that's an internal (block) wall, so no need for insulation.Finished en suite looks nice!
Is the other bathroom getting back boarded to put insulation behind it? Otherwise you'll just be losing out extra internal space?