We don’t usually undertake cloakroom refurbishments unless they are more complex or are being done at the same time as another bathroom refurbishment. This project was both: more complex and completed alongside the main bathroom.
The layout stayed more or less the same, but it was a full refurbishment that in some ways went beyond what we would normally do in a standard bathroom. It matches the main bathroom in terms of features: underfloor heating, large tiles with epoxy grout, custom-built units (including a wall-hung toilet, black countertop basin, and wall-mounted tap), mosaic tiles above the worktop, a corner unit set at 45 degrees with an illuminated worktop area and mosaic tiles, a custom-made mirror running from the mosaic tiles down to the floor and from wall to wall, and a designer-style radiator with the pipes concealed in the wall.
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