This family, with four energetic boys at home, needed a bathroom that was both practical and easy to maintain – no small challenge in such a compact space.
Before
To maximise functionality, we:
- Installed custom-built units, including a deeper sink unit with drawers for extra storage.
- Repositioned the towel radiator to the end of the bath, so warm, dry towels are always within reach after a shower.
- Moved the shower to the opposite side and built a new wall to house the soil pipe, incorporating three recessed shelves for toiletries.
- Fitted a sealed, fixed glass screen – no moving parts means easier cleaning and longer durability.
- Used UPVC ceiling panels, eliminating the need for repainting.
- Lined the walls with premium solid-core panels and laid vinyl click flooring, both hardwearing and simple to wipe down.
- Added a recessed LED mirror cabinet beside the toilet for extra storage.
- Mounted the sink tap on the wall for a clean, modern look, with the toothbrush charger discreetly placed on the side of the new wall.
- Installed a high-powered extractor fan to effectively control moisture and prevent damp.
The result is a stylish, low-maintenance bathroom that stands up to busy family life while making the most of every inch of space.
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