Bathrooms
Please find below a small selection of the bathrooms that we have installed.
This is a bathroom with a shower enclosure in Stansted Mountfitchet. The room has vaulted ceilings which were fully tiled with porcelain tiles. The lighting was upgraded to include sensor automation and a hidden shaver socket for charging. The walk in shower enclosure was lowered and a very large tray (1.2m x 1m) installed with an antislip finish. The enclosure had a long niche added, plus a digital two way shower with additional remote control. A long lower towel rail was installed within reach of both shower and bath. It was all finished off with a LVT herringbone floor. We have carried out several other jobs at the house for both the current and previous owners.
This is a bathroom and an en-suite in Stansted Mountfitchet. The bathroom was a combination of crackeled glaze small metro type tiles and T&G cladding.
The vanity unit was sized to the height of the sash window with a back to wall w/c with concealed cistern and plumbing. There was a traditional towel radiator along with the brassware.
The en-suite was a combination of small pink herringbone tiles and T&G cladding, again with a vanity unit and back to wall w/c with concealed cistern and plumbing. The brassware was all traditional along with the towel rail, in keeping with the period of the property. A waterproof version of sisal was laid on the floor. Both rooms had upgraded lighting and ventilation added and were fully decorated throughout.
We have also replaced a second en-suite in this property as well.
This is an en-suite in Stansted Mountfitchet. The walls were tiled with porcelain tiles and the floor with the same but one shade different. The walk in enclosure with s storage niche was installed with a low profile tray level to the floor. Back to wall units were installed to conceal the pipework and create additional storage. An anthracite towel rail was hung, lighting and ventilation was upgraded.
This is an ensuite in Stansted Mountfitchet. The shower enclosure replaced the existing square one with a larger quadrant type that took up less floor space. The back to wall units were Roper Rhodes concealing the pipework and creating much needed storage space with matching sanitary ware. The floor was tiled with porcelain tiles as were the walls and the lighting was upgraded.
A few months later we returned to replace the main bathroom in a similar style and we have since replaced the cloakroom as well as carrying out other works.
This is an ensuite in Braintree, including slimline back-to- wall units to maximise the floorspace, fully tiled with tavertine style wall tiles and porcelain floor tiles, together with a low profile shower tray.
This is an en-suite in Braintree with slimline back to wall units to maximise floorspace while concealing the plumbing and creating storage space. The floor was tiled with porcelain tiles and the walls with travertine stlye ceramic tiles for easy maintenance.
A low profile tray was installed to significantly lower the step into the shower. A ladder type towel rail was fitted along with upgraded lighting and ventilation.
We have also replaced the kitchen, cloakroom and carried out several other jobs both inside and out.
This is an en-suite in Bishop's Stortford, where the floors and walls were tiled with honed, filled and polished travertine marble with underfloor heating.
The double vanity unit was solid oak with a travertine marble top and ceramic undermount basins. The large quadrant enclosure was frameless with 10mm glass. A dual fuel ladder towel rail was fitted along with upgraded lighting and ventilation.
We have subsequently replaced an additional en-suite, cloakroom, renovated the main bathroom and carried out numerous other works both big and small, inside and out over the 15 years that we have worked for this family.
A complete transformation of a bathroom in a masonette in Gidea Park. The existing bath was replaced with a walk in shower and fixed screen. The room was fully retiled with porcelain wall tiles and a cushioned vinyl floor. The basin was replaced by a vanity unit, while the heater was replaced by a plumbed-in ladder towel rail. The lighting was upgraded and the original Crittall window was treated and protected as it could not be replaced.