Bathroom Specialists Aberdeen
If possible, having an inline extractor fan just above shower is one of the most important things you can do for your bathroom. This ensures better ventilation (an inline extractor fan has an extraction rate 3 times as much as a standard one) + by being just above the shower it means that it mostly gets the steam without travelling troughout the room. …
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Perfect for putting the make up on, these can be very useful. We've had customers that they didn't understand the purpose of these, until they got older and their sight benefited from them. …
Smart Toilets are becoming more and more popular in the UK. It's usually not a matter of the toilet, but toilet seat, which includes all the functions. This means you can choose any toilet and upgrade to a japanese/smart toilet system. …
White/Black Mosaic Tile offer a traditional look to a bathroom. This is such an example: …
Sometimes we can make a custom built unit in different depths, to use certain scenarios. This is a more extreme situation, where we made the unit near the door very narrow, in order for the door to still open. …
In this project, we used a wall mounted tap, this is easier especially in terms on cleaning, since the area around a tap can get messy on a sink. …
In this ensuite, the customer opted for a black shaver socket and dual toothbrush charger, perfect for keeping the electric toothbrushes always charged + away from the sink area. …
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A large mirror is a great way to make a bathroom feel more spacious. This is one example from our projects, where we used a large LED mirror with a demister pad. …
In certain situations, we can't fit a mirror due to the position of the mirror and we can't change the position of the sink. This was such a situation, where the only solution was an extendable mirror on the side of the window. …
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In this bathroom, the toilet ventilation was in the corner of the room. The customer preffered to come with the whole wall forward, and make a big recess with a custom sized mirror. The shaver socket was fitted ot the side of the recess. …
Attic bathrooms are some of the most difficult spaces to work with, as they often have multiple angled walls. A walk-in shower fitted between these walls can be a very good solution, as it makes good use of the available space, just as we did in this bathroom. …
Eaves space is usually wasted space. One option is to have a unit partially, or even completely, recessed into the wall. The unit can then be deeper than the worktop, helping to make better use of the space within the eaves. …
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We install a lot of walk-in showers, and we usually prefer to use the longest screen possible. It is the most elegant option, keeps more splashes inside, and is very easy to clean. Maintenance is also virtually zero, as there are no moving parts at all. This was a 1700mm tray with a 1200mm fixed screen, leaving a 500mm clearance for entering the shower. …
We generally prefer B-shaped bathtubs if you want to have a shower over the bath. The curved section gives you a little more space in the showering area, while the B shape is less pronounced than a P-shaped bath. We also find it better than an L-shaped bathtub, as it tends to keep more water inside the bath. With an L-shaped bath, if you use a movable screen, there are usually two seals that do not join together properly, and that corner will almost always let water out if it is sprayed …
Standard bathtubs are usually 1700mm long, and sometimes the room is slightly larger than this. When that happens, we have a few options. One of them is to build a false wall with recessed shelves for toiletries. This is one such example. …
For this customer, we used hexagonal tiles on the sink wall. We really like the effect, especially when paired with the backlit LED mirror. …
As contractors, we do not necessarily recommend tile-effect panels, because in the long term they are not as reliable as tiles and grout, while also being softer than the standard UPVC panels we usually use in our bathrooms. However, we understand why some customers choose them, and we are happy to fit them. The main thing to be aware of is that you need to be careful with sharp objects, as tile-effect panels can be relatively easy to damage. …
Naturally, if the space allows, we try to keep the entrance as unobstructed as possible. In very small bathrooms, this is not always achievable, so in this case we used a very small basin, with a compact storage unit underneath, to allow it to fit opposite the doorway. The door is a pocket system, meaning it slides into the wall. …
Most people choose white or very light colors for the walls when they paint, small bathrooms especially benefit from light colours, since makes everything larger. If you have a large bathroom, you can consider using a very bold color, like this one, who used an almost red for the walls. …
Sometimes the toilet is not close to a wall, and there's very little space around the toilet, as this situation here. One solution is to have the toilet roll holder on the vanity unit. …
If you’ve had a bath screen before, you’ll know that it does not fully contain the water, so some splashes can still escape outside the showering area. One solution is a B-shaped bathtub with a fixed screen sealed to the bath, plus a movable panel that slides out to create more of an enclosure above the bath. We have used this solution in quite a few bathrooms. …
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In certain situations, as was the case with this project, the window is positioned in front of the sink. As a result, we used a smaller towel radiator with the mirror above it, directly opposite the sink. …
In this situation, the stairs ran through the bathroom, which created an area that could not be used for much. Two shelves helped make better use of the space and made the area above the sloped wall more practical. …
Toilets are very difficult to move, and sometimes it is impossible without building a large box running through the room. The situation is different when there is a bathtub, as we can sometimes fit the bath where the old toilet used to be and run the toilet pipe underneath it. In this case, that allowed us to change the layout so the bathroom could have both a shower and a bath, whereas before it only had a bath. …
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In this bathroom, the customer wanted the benefits of wall panels, especially easier cleaning, while still having some tiles in the room. They chose to have the sink wall fully tiled, with panels used everywhere else. The sink wall is usually easy to maintain, even with grout. …
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We use L-shaped units quite often in our bathrooms because they maximise storage space. They give you a useful surface for everyday items while keeping other things neatly hidden away in the cupboards. This is one such example. …
Pocket doors are a fantastic way to save space in a bathroom, especially in an ensuite. In an ensuite, they are particularly useful because you can leave the door open, which helps the room feel more spacious. They also allow you to fit items closer to the doorway, such as a small basin, like in this example. …
In this project, the customer wanted to have a small step inside the shower (not for seating, but having a step to put the leg on when shaving the leg). …
In this situation, we used a 1700x700 walk in shower, and we were left with around 20cm space at the end. Leaving a small floor area there is not ideal, since splashes can get there, and building a screen at the end means a space hard to clean. The solution in this situation was building a fake wall, to take us to the tray from the wall, and building two deep recesses inside. …
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This was a cloakroom converted in a walk in shower, so the smallest possible sink was possible so everything else can fit. We used a wall mounted ceramic sink just at the shower entry, enough to wash your hand after using the toilet, but small enough so it doesn't obstruct the entry to the shower too much. …
These are more popular in Asia, but they get more and more popular in the UK as well. …
In this situation, the door had a dead space in the corner, so we did some corner shelves out of panels. …
In very small bathrooms, we sometimes have to get creative on how we fit things. In this project, we needed to make a small cloakroom into a shower room, so one potential space saving solution was to have the radiator above the toilet. …
A lot of our customers choose to have both a shaver socket and toothbrush charger. This is one example. You can find more details on the project by clicking here. …
This customer wanted a wall hung toilet and making the area behind the toilet neater. We build a boxed area to house the wall hung toilet system. You can find more details here: https://claudestradesmen.co.uk/bathroom-refurbishment-80/ …
In this Woodend property, we installed a compact freestanding bathtub perfectly positioned beneath the sloped ceiling. You can find the whole project here. …
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In space-constrained areas, a radiator can be installed higher on the wall to maximise floor space. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom features a pocket door, making it possible to accommodate both a shower and a bathtub—something that wouldn’t have been feasible with a standard door. You can find the whole project here. …
This wetroom featured oversized 1000x500 tiles in two complementary shades, creating a sleek and modern look. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom had a steep slope in front of the sink, so we built a wall to extend the usable space, ensuring the customer wouldn’t hit their head on the ceiling. You can find the whole project here. …
In this bathroom, we created a wetroom by repositioning all fixtures along the side wall, leaving the opposite area open for the wetroom space. You can find the whole project here. …
This room features a marble-effect design throughout, with anthracite doors adding a striking contrast. You can find the whole project here. …
Removing the door architrave and extending panels up to the door with a trim creates a sleek, seamless look, enhancing the room’s overall cleanliness and style. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom features a striking accent wall in the shower area. You can find the whole project here. …
For this Westhill project, we installed the tap on the side of the basin for a unique and practical touch. You can find the whole project here. …
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White metro tiles with grey grout, paired with patterned tiles, create a timeless design—just like this example in Blackburn. You can find the whole project here. …
We love this configuration—since the area around the toilet can be tricky to keep spotless, making it easier to clean enhances both hygiene and overall comfort. You can find the whole project here. …
We’ll admit it—we have a soft spot for big LED mirrors! Here’s another great example. You can find the whole project here. …
Framed bifold showers aren’t our preferred choice, but in some cases, they are the only practical solution—just like in this example. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom featured sleek, wall-to-wall units, complete with four spacious drawers at the end for added storage and convenience. You can find the whole project here. …
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In this bathroom in Summerhill, we designed two feature walls on opposite sides, creating a balanced and cohesive look. The recess was finished with the same tiles as the surrounding walls, ensuring a seamless blend for a clean and elegant finish. You can find the whole project here. …
In larger bathrooms, a compact walk-in shower can be seamlessly integrated with smart storage solutions. This example features L-shaped units paired with a small walk-in shower, maximising both functionality and style. You can find the whole project here. …
This wetroom in Ellon featured non-standard walls, making a standard cistern unsuitable. To solve this, we built a slim custom enclosure, providing just enough space to accommodate the cistern without compromising the room’s layout. You can find the whole project here. …
In this compact wetroom in the West End, we installed a concealed cistern within the wall and fitted both the toilet and vanity unit as floating fixtures. This not only enhances the sense of space but also makes cleaning much easier. You can find the whole project here. …
Bathrooms are becoming increasingly packed with gadgets. Installing both a toothbrush charger and a shaver socket ensures you have the essentials covered, so you’re never caught without power when you need it. We used this combination in this bathroom in West End. You can find the whole project here. …
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This feature wall above the bathtub draws attention to the centrepiece of the space—a luxurious jacuzzi bathtub—enhancing both its visual appeal and the overall design. You can find the whole project here. …
Hybrid bathtubs are a fantastic choice when space allows, offering a stylish balance between freestanding and built-in designs. They’re easier to clean—eliminating the challenge of reaching behind a fully freestanding tub—and are typically of higher quality than standard bathtubs. You can find the whole project here. …
An illuminated recess enhances both the aesthetics and practicality of a shower enclosure, creating a stylish and functional feature. You can find the whole project here. …
In this setup, we installed a bidet shower directly onto the toilet unit for added convenience and functionality. You can find the whole project here. …
This layout highlights how L-shaped units effectively maximise storage space. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom features a modern B-shaped bathtub, beautifully contrasted with traditional-style elements throughout. You can find the whole project here. …
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In most cases, we install white or gloss UPVC ceilings. However, these customers in Portlethen chose a wood-effect UPVC ceiling with chrome strips for a more distinctive look. You can find the whole project here. …
In this West End bathroom, we incorporated a long illuminated recess, providing stylish and practical storage for toiletries. You can find the whole project here. …
In this Balmedie bathroom, we installed storage units along one side wall, with the bathtub on the opposite side and the radiator positioned neatly under the window. You can find the whole project here. …
This customer in Hilton wanted to make the most of the space at the end of their walk-in shower, so we installed a built-in unit within the wall. You can find the whole project here. …
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This customer wanted to make the most of a hollow wall, so we incorporated both recessed storage on one side and a standard unit with a push-to-open mechanism on the other. This design provides a waterproof cupboard within the shower area, keeping dry towels conveniently within reach. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom in Westhill featured an entire wall of mosaic tiles—an investment, but one that delivers a stunning effect. You can find the whole project here. …
This customer in Northfield requested a mosaic border around the bathroom, along with a vertical mosaic strip inside the enclosure to highlight the shower area. You can find the whole project here. …
This TV adds a touch of luxury, perfect for unwinding in the bathtub. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom blends modern elements with traditional style, making it an ideal choice for older homes looking to incorporate a contemporary touch. You can find the whole project here. …
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This customer in Newtonhill requested a bath filler within the enclosure—a practical addition that makes tasks like filling a bucket for cleaning much easier. You can find the whole project here. …
Black shower trays tend to be more expensive and come in fewer size options, but for this Newtonhill property, it was the perfect choice, complementing the black trims beautifully. You can find the whole project here. …
This Newmachar property featured a pocket door, a smart space-saving solution that enhances both functionality and flow. You can find the whole project here. …
This Newmachar property aimed to maintain its traditional aesthetic, making a modern LED mirror feel out of place. Instead, we installed two side lights near the sink, providing both functionality and a classic touch. You can find the whole project here. …
We often take this approach when installing a walk-in shower under a sloped ceiling, making use of the space at the end with built-in recesses. In this case, we used panels with black trims for a sleek finish. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathtub was transformed into a jacuzzi with chromotherapy lights, which change colour to enhance relaxation. Unfortunately, we missed the chance to capture photos at night when the effect was at its most striking. You can find the whole project here. …
This Mannofield property tended to be quite cold, so the customer chose a column radiator to provide better warmth and comfort in the room. You can find the whole project here. …
This customer preferred a shelf over a recess in their bathroom, specifically for ease of shaving. Having a surface to rest their leg on made the process much more convenient. You can find the whole project here. …
In this wetroom, the boxed-in toilet area includes side recesses, providing handy storage space for shower toiletries. You can find the whole project here. …
A thermostatic bidet can be a practical addition. In this case, we installed it directly onto the toilet unit for convenience. You can find the whole project here. …
In this ensuite in the Hilton area of Aberdeen, the customer opted to use a basin they had purchased themselves. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom features a mix of brushed brass and black elements, which complement each other beautifully. You can find the whole project here. …
This customer in Westhill wanted a contrast between the bath area and the rest of the room. To achieve this, we used grey panels around the bath and white panels throughout the rest of the space. You can find the whole project here. …
Our customer in Mastrick had a poorly insulated home and wanted their bathroom to feel as cosy as possible. To achieve this, we installed two radiators—an anthracite towel radiator and a standard radiator—for added warmth and comfort. You can find the whole project here. …
This customer in Mastrick wanted a smoked glass screen for their walk-in shower, which we sourced from our trusted suppliers. You can find the whole project here. …
It may seem like a small detail, but this makes a big difference in reducing the amount of water escaping from the bath area. Without this small glass panel, water tends to pool in the corner and seep through the hinge, which isn’t completely watertight. You can find the whole project here. …
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In this layout, we installed an 800mm vanity unit along the side wall with an 800mm enclosure nearby. This design is a practical and effective solution for many standard bathrooms in Aberdeen. You can find the whole project here. …
In this case, we constructed a false wall at the end of the shower to accommodate a full-width illuminated niche. While this slightly reduces the overall space, it adds a sleek and stylish touch to the bathroom. You can find the whole project here. …
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Black basins create a distinctive, stylish look, and we’re happy to incorporate them if they suit your taste. You can find the whole project here. …
Over the years, we’ve installed TVs above bathtubs, all IP-rated and specifically designed for bathroom use—just like this one in Stonehaven. You can find the whole project here. …
This property in Hazlehead has tiling done at angles. Tiling at angles is more challenging than standard tiling, but in certain situations, it can enhance the overall design and create a more striking finish. You can find the whole project here. …
These custom-fitted units are a step above our standard options, measuring around 450mm. While standard units typically come in 300mm or 600mm sizes, the 450mm option is created by carefully modifying a 600mm unit to fit the space perfectly. You can find the whole project here. …
Here’s another example of how we used L-shaped units to maximise storage in a space where it was otherwise limited. You can find the whole project here. …
In this project in Mastrick, we installed L-shaped units, incorporating a deeper section for the sink while ensuring ample space for a shower enclosure at the end. You can find the whole project here. …
You’ll spot this feature in several of our projects – it’s a clever way to maximise storage when every bit of space counts. It proved to be the perfect solution for our customer in Portlethen. You can find the whole project here. …
This expansive bathroom in Kintore featured a striking wall design, with custom-built units and a hybrid bathtub, complemented by a sleek wall-mounted tap. You can find the whole project here. …
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For this Kingswells property, we installed panels in the shower area and above the vanity unit, keeping the rest of the space elegantly tiled. You can find the whole project here. …
This bathroom in Bucksburn had a boxed-in area behind the toilet, a common feature due to the soil pipe. We made use of this space to conceal the cistern, helping to create a sleeker look while reducing the overall projection of the toilet. You can find the whole project here. …
This Westhill project was designed in a Victorian style, featuring classic details, including a high-flush toilet, to match the customer’s vision. You can find the whole project here. …
Black is a popular choice today, and you can take it further by matching the lights and extractor fan grille for a cohesive, modern look. You can find the whole project You can find the whole project here.. …
