Recent content by DangerDaz

Thanks nij, We managed to save money in places. The tiles were £400 from Travertine direct - don't be put off by ordering them online because they are much cheaper, they send you samples and are delivered on a secure pallet (not a single one was cracked). Sink incl solid oak unit and tap...

Hi Steve, The basin is quite high, luckily the wife is 6ft! Practically I wouldn't recommend it for a main bathroom. Especially for kids using it etc. Ideal for en-suite though and we needed the storage space because we ripped out the cupboard. I liked the style as well. I always...

Hi all, Thought I would show some pictures of my en-suite bathroom I completed. Took me from October 09 to Christmas eve 09 (weekend working as I have a full time job through the week). Major brownie points from the missus for completing before Christmas. I did everything apart from...

Toilet plumbed in. Vanity unit installed

Triton shower plumbed in with rainsoaker head. Heated towel rail plumbed in and glass showerscreen installed

The sink is from Home Furniture Land (£250 inclusive of solid oak unit, sink, tap and waste).

I used ivory coloured grout for the tiles. Wooden Laminate flooring sealed on the click joints with water resistant glue. Skirtingboards going in

Underfloor membrane going down

Heavy 12mm thick travertine tiles had to be propped to window reveal whilst adhesive was drying

Chrome strip to external corners. Relatively expensive but finishes the tiles well

Tiling going well. The use of guide rails made it alot easier

Stud wall finished to contain shower pipes

Installed chrome pipework for a neat finish

Radiator tails plumbed in. Moisture resistant plasterboard put in around shower area. Mouldy chipboard flooring replaced.