Bathrooms
Warm, dry and easy to clean, in rooms that were never built for water.
What we get right
Water kept where it belongs
Every wet wall is tanked behind the finish, and every floor falls to its drain.
Warm underfoot
Electric underfloor heating under stone or timber, on a timer you will never have to think about.
Air that moves
Quiet extraction ducted through an old chimney or under the floor, never through a sash window.
A room, not a wet cupboard
The best old-house bathrooms were bedrooms once. They have a window, a fireplace and room for a chair.
We keep all three where we can. The bath stands where the light falls, the basin is a piece of furniture, and the shower is the only thing that looks new.
A bathroom takes us four weeks to draw and five on site.
Good to know
Can a bathroom go upstairs in a listed house?
Nearly always, if the pipes follow an existing route. Finding that route is the first thing we draw.
Will the floor take a cast-iron bath?
We have the joists checked by an engineer and strengthen them from below where needed.
Do you supply the fittings?
Yes, at the price we pay. We would rather you chose a tap you love than one we earn on.
Shall we look at yours?
The first visit is free, takes an hour and commits you to nothing.