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Thanks for the suggestions. I think we may indeed need to look at opening the door outwards - I had wanted to avoid it, but given the size of the bathroom, there are going to have to be compromises - and it does free a bit more space. We did think about other styles of bath - but even having...

Thanks guys. Whilst the bedrooms are a good size, I don't really want a shower in the bedroom. The largest room is probably big enough to fit an ensuite, but seems a bit pointless with the bathroom next door (and don't have the funds at this stage to redo the bathroom and install an ensuite)...

We have a one year old son, and the missus is also partial to the occasional soak. I also suspect that if we were to ever want to sell the house (not something we are planning to do, but you never know), then not having a bath would probably count against us. Question is, would the...

Folks, As mentioned on a separate thread (re boilers). I am in the process of buying a somewhat dated victorian end of terrace. One issue we have is that whereas the 3 double rooms are a good size, the bathroom is fairly small (2.08m x 2.03m), but is very dated and so we want to completely...

Would it be preferable to simply remove both boilers and install a new combi-boiler (probably in the 3rd bedroom where the glow-worm is)? Bcfaigg

Folks, First post - so be gentle... I am in the process of buying my first home - a lovely, but somewhat dated Victorian Terrace in Bexleyheath, London... One thing we are intending to do straight away, is completely refurbish the bathroom (see photo below): In the bathroom, there is...