A smaller basin, shallower cabinet or different shower door can free up space in a compact bathroom. We compare actual product sizes so the new room is comfortable to use.
Leave room to open doors and drawers
The size printed on a product page does not show all the space it needs. We check the bathroom door, shower entrance and drawers together.
A toilet that projects less from the wall may help, but it still needs to be comfortable. The aim is enough space to wash and dry off, not simply the smallest possible fittings.
Store everyday items without blocking the floor
A mirrored cabinet uses wall space above the basin. A shallow vanity can store toiletries below it while leaving more floor clear.
Keep tall cupboards away from awkward door openings. We can discuss a shelf or smaller unit where a full cupboard would get in the way.
Agree Your Bathroom Quote Before Fitting
We measure the room and agree the products before fitting begins. Your quote explains the preparation, plumbing and installation work included.
Tell us if this is your only bathroom. We can discuss access during the work and how any unexpected repairs will be agreed.