Bathroom suite supplied by Ben the plumber These modular gloss white units not only hide all of the plumbing but also give lots of storage space.

The ceiling was cladded with gloss white/chrome infill PVC panelling. The original light fitting was replaced with LED downlights

This concealed thermostatic shower valve also controls the overflow bath filler mounted on the side of the bath. This means there is no need for taps.

The towel radiator is fitted with an electric element which allows the radiator to heat up when the central heating is off. The switch is in the bedroom.

I would not usually tile the side of a bath but on this occasion, any plumbing to maintain can be accessed from the cupboard at the end of the bath.

A strong shower pump to power the shower was installed in the loft along with a 50 gallon storage tank. This was necessary as there was another shower in the ensuite to be boosted later.

Previously there had not been a toilet in this small bathroom so a new external soil/vent pipe was installed.

Turning the new bath around 90° and repositioning the basin made room for the toilet. A slim vanity basin was used here which gave storage space and fitted well behind the door when opened.

This was a very traditional style bathroom installation featuring Edwardian style taps, drawer fronts and radiator/towel warmer.

A piece of granite was cut to fit on the toilet cistern unit as well as a matching piece on the window ledge.

A wall hung basin with semi pedestal along with a closed-back toilet replaced the existing suite in this bathroom.

The bath was replaced with this shower/steam cabin which incorporates hand held shower, overhead shower, foot massager, body jets, seat and radio