Suite supplied by Ben the plumber 

The bathroom before the refurbishment…

Suite supplied by Ben the plumber The bath was replaced with a full length (1700 x 700) shower tray. A fixed screen with curved return was used along with chrome drip strip on the tray edge to ensure no water escapes from the shower area.

The concealed shower valve was placed at the walk in end of the shower so that it can be turned on before entering the shower.

The shower valve controls the square ceiling mounted fixed head outlet

The light fitting was replaced with chrome finish LED downlights.

PVC gloss white ceiling panels with chrome infill worked well on this ceiling with an angle at the side.

The window wall was built out here by a couple of inches to house the concealed shower valve and also so that there was no gap to be filled at the end of the shower tray.

In this bathroom, the bath had previously been replaced with a shower tray. Now the new owner of the property wanted the bath back as well as the shower tray.

To do this, the toilet and basin were moved in slightly so the new bath could go where the original one once was.

Due to lack of wall space anywhere else, the towel radiator was fitted over the bath.

Frameless shower enclosure.

Ceiling mounted watering can style shower outlet.

The concealed shower valve was fitted in the cupboard behind the bathroom, allowing for access should any maintenance be required.

Before and after pictures…

Before and after pictures…