New Bathrooms

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IanA2

Original Poster:

2,780 posts

168 months

Friday 10th February 2012
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I have one and a half bathrooms that need complete refurbishment. New suite, tiles, rads, lights, the lot. The small one I want turning into a wet room.

Can anyone recommend anyone for this work? I'm looking for a design, supply and installation service. Whilst I'm happy to pay a realistic rate, I'll not entertain any of the more "creative " quotes (read horror stories) I've heard. My original plan was to do it myself, I may still have to !!

I live near Oundle.

Thanks.


Mats

252 posts

248 months

Tuesday 14th February 2012
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I live in oundle

I recently had my bathroom done.

Http://www.s1mplesolutions.co.uk

Ask for Simon. Top fella no messing around and a great job

Cheers

Jem0911

4,415 posts

207 months

Sunday 4th March 2012
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I have an independent guy who did a cracking job on my en-suite.
Redesign Plastering LED lighting plumbing and follow up support.
PM if needed

Marcellus

7,153 posts

225 months

Monday 12th March 2012
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We've used a guy who comparatively was superb value and the quality of his work was great.

Pm me if you want his contact details.

ckelly10

1 posts

149 months

Tuesday 29th May 2012
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I recently had a new bathroom fitted. First of all I made the big mistake of not thinning down the paint I used and I ended up with flaky paint that peeled off the walls . So my first advice to you would be if you are not getting a professional in to decorate THIN the paint!!

When looking for my bathroom units e.g. the bath, sink and toilet I visited a <a href="www.tubsandloos.com/twyford">Twyford showroom in Stockport</a> as one of my work colleagues has a Twyford bathroom that I thought looked really elegant and modern, basically the look I wanted for my modern apartment. I was quite lucky that I found out the style and appearance that I wanted early on but If I was you and you don’t really know what you want I would visit a few bathroom showrooms in and around your local area - it helps to see mock bathrooms that are made up.

Something else to consider is maintenance. Having a marble top with a sink built in can look nice but after a few uses water sits on the top and it requires constant up keep...just something to keep in mind.


Edited by ckelly10 on Tuesday 29th May 10:45