Bathroom Fitters Sheffield

The answer depends if any changes are being made to the structure of your property, as this could require building regulations approval before work commences. We can advise further at our initial consultation, but please bear in mind it may be necessary, so always check with us first before starting any major renovations or building work, including bathroom installations.

Yes. Our bathroom fitters have experience in installing a range of bathroom styles, including walk-in showers and wet rooms. A bathroom fitter from us will happily provide you with a quote for your new bathroom installation once they have visited to assess the work involved.

Once again, the time it takes to fit a bathroom varies depending on many factors, including what sort of bathroom you are having fitted, how large your bathroom is, and if there are any major renovations or building work needed. We only use quality materials, so once we have visited your site, one of our experts can give you an estimate for both the fitting timescale and cost. This will also include any extra work that may be required, such as electrical rewiring etc.

Yes! If during installation or repairs, it becomes necessary to cut into existing walls or plumbing, then this should not cause too much disruption-unless there is flooding involved, at which point steps should be taken to ensure further damage does not occur. It is important that if any extra work needs to take places, such as electrical rewiring or plumbing, then we will liaise with your bathroom designer and other tradesmen who may also need access to the bathroom during this time.

All bathroom wall panels are guaranteed for 20 years against cracking, discolouration and delamination.

When it comes to bathroom installation, supply and fit, there are a few things you need to take into account. The cost of the materials, the cost of labour, and the overall size of the bathroom, they all play a key part in how much it will end up costing you. On average, you can expect to pay between £4,500 and £5,500 for a brand new bathroom installation, and top end anything up to around £9,000 if you would like luxury things like quartz bathroom surface tops. Of course, this price can vary depending on the size and complexity of the project. For example, if you need to have walls knocked down or plumbing moved, your costs will be higher than if you only need a new suite installed. Our quotations are always free, so give us a call to see what we can do for you!

Our bathroom wall panels are guaranteed to last for 20 years.

Installing bathroom walls adds another layer of insulation and soundproofing, making them perfect for bathroom renovations! Other alternatives, such as removing your old tub, can result in unsightly gaps where it once stood, which would require filling with sand etc. before being tiled over. This often results in a lower quality finish due to low adhesion between materials. With panels installed first, you get an instant visual transformation without all that hassle associated with other DIY projects.

An ensuite bathroom is a bathroom that is attached to a bedroom. It typically contains a shower, toilet, and sink. This type of bathroom is often considered to be more private and convenient than a bathroom that is located in another part of the house. Many people choose to have an ensuite bathroom when they are remodeling their homes. If you are considering adding an ensuite bathroom to your home, there are a few things that you should keep in mind. First, you will need to determine how much space you have available. Ensuite bathrooms can be quite small, so you may need to make some compromises on layout or storage space. You will also need to decide what type of fixtures you want to include. Showers are usually the preferred form of bathing in an ensuite bathroom, but some people prefer bathtubs instead. Whatever your preferences are, you will want to make sure that they are included in the design plan for your new ensuite bathroom.

It is important to know the bathroom specifications before deciding on bathroom wall panels. We can advise you about what type of bathroom wall panel would be suitable for your bathroom, and our expert team will then install your new bathroom walls after they have completed fitting any bathroom suites or other fittings that you may require first. Please note; if there are any access issues due to existing pipework or flooring conditions, then we will need to fit these items first-this means less disruption overall!

A wet room is a bathroom where the shower and toilet are in the same space. This type of bathroom can be more convenient for people who have difficulty walking because they don’t have to move as far between the shower and toilet. Wet rooms are also popular among people who want to save water, because they don’t have to waste time waiting for the bath to fill up with water. In addition, wet rooms can make a small bathroom feel larger, because there’s no need for a separate shower stall or bathtub, which usually take up lots of space.