Explore the work behind a complete bathroom, or focus on the part that needs attention.
Start with the layout, then resolve the materials, fittings and hidden work together. The installation plan should make responsibilities clear before the first tile comes off.
A comfortable shower begins beneath the surface. Drainage, floor build-up and waterproofing need the same attention as the screen and brassware.
From a quiet stone palette to a wall of colour, plan tile sizes, setting-out and edges before installation. A sample viewed in the room can make the decision easier.
Make space for the way you use the room. Check water pressure, waste routes and access for maintenance before moving a basin, bath or shower.
Combine useful mirror lighting with a quieter evening setting. Electrical work needs suitable products, qualified installation and the appropriate completion records.
Bring storage, joinery and finishing details into the plan early. The right cabinet depth, shelf height and access panel can make a compact room work harder.
A tired seal, unreliable tap or damaged screen does not always call for a complete renovation. Record the problem, the fitting and any available model details to help establish the right repair.
Bring selection, ordering and installation into one agreed scope. Confirm the actual products, lead times and allowances before committing.
Provide product specifications early so compatibility, quantities and delivery can be checked. Agree who handles returns and product faults.
Put your ideas into a useful brief. Start with the room you have.