We had a recent leak in this bathroom (sink tap) which was fixed, though it did somehow come through a spotlight in the kitchen below. Going to go out on a limb and guess the bathroom does not have any leak/waterproofing membrane.
We were eying up redoing the bathroom and my wife has tasked me with options and quotes. It's a pretty small space (2m wide and 1.6m from window to the door). Our plumber suggested, in his experience, baths > shower trays especially for upstairs. Only considerations are - having a bath would be handy if we have a kid and the downstairs bathroom is a shower only (no space for a bath). Plus this upstairs bathroom is for my mother-in-law, she's in good health but she's only going to get older, so any options that could help her further down the line (e.g. those baths that have a door or a shelf/seat to sit down). Whatever replacement bath we get, it won't be one with a bulge.
Any companies to recommend for design/working up a specification? Any tips/suggestions for a refit with a small space? I think design wise - the main 3 things would likely stay in the same place.
We were eying up redoing the bathroom and my wife has tasked me with options and quotes. It's a pretty small space (2m wide and 1.6m from window to the door). Our plumber suggested, in his experience, baths > shower trays especially for upstairs. Only considerations are - having a bath would be handy if we have a kid and the downstairs bathroom is a shower only (no space for a bath). Plus this upstairs bathroom is for my mother-in-law, she's in good health but she's only going to get older, so any options that could help her further down the line (e.g. those baths that have a door or a shelf/seat to sit down). Whatever replacement bath we get, it won't be one with a bulge.
Any companies to recommend for design/working up a specification? Any tips/suggestions for a refit with a small space? I think design wise - the main 3 things would likely stay in the same place.
