
A full bathroom refurbishment replaces everything in the room: the suite, the tiles, the floor, the lighting and the finishing details, around a shower that is designed in from the start.
Starting with the shower means the layout works. The valve and drain go where they should, the tiles line up with the niches and the screen, and the rest of the room is planned around that.
The photos on this site show the sort of finish we aim for: oak vanities with knurled brass handles, brass basin stands on penny mosaic floors, metro tiles with dark grout, terrazzo and large format porcelain.
Projects are run by Sat from start to finish, so there is one person to talk to about the plan, the dates and the details.
Planning the layout
Where the shower, basin, WC and storage go, agreed before the strip out.
Strip out
Old suite, tiles and flooring removed and cleared, with floors protected.
Plumbing and first fix
Pipework for the new layout, including the shower, basin and WC.
Tiling and flooring
Walls and floors tiled, or flooring laid, to the agreed design.
Fitting the suite
Vanity, basin, WC, bath if wanted, towel rail and the shower itself.
Finishing
Silicone, trims, accessories and a final clean before handover.
Exactly what is included is confirmed in your written quote. Ask about anything not listed.




It depends on the room and the finish. Sat will give you a realistic timeframe once he has seen the room and you have chosen the fittings.
Yes. A new shower on its own, or a shower plus retiling, is a common middle ground.
Ask when you enquire. Lighting, extractor fans and underfloor heating are planned in, and we will confirm who signs off any electrical work.
A photo of the room as it is now and a rough idea of what you want is enough to start.

Tell Sat what you have in mind. A site visit around Bracknell and the surrounding towns is never far away.
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