Washing and showering
Consider which fittings are used most often and whether a bath remains important to you.
Livingston
Bathroom Fitters
Design, supply and installation for a bathroom that suits your household.
- Space for the way you get ready
- A bath or shower to suit your routine
- Finishes and fitting planned together
Designed around busy mornings
Imagine an easier morning
Look through bathing, shower and furniture ideas, then pick the features your household would use most.
✓ Design, supply & fit✓ Practical room planning✓ Finance available*
Choose the bathroom for your household
Three starting points, with different ways to use the space.
Make mornings work a little better
Follow the everyday routine through the room before choosing the products.
Getting ready
Think about mirror position, lighting and the space to stand at the basin.
Putting things away
Choose storage for the people using the room, including towels and products kept in reserve.
A clear route to your next bathroom
Work through the room, the choices and the fitting arrangements.
Talk about the household
Explain who uses the room, whether you want to keep a bath and what needs to improve.
Bring the design together
Review the suite, shower, surfaces and storage within one written specification.
Plan for the changeover
Ask about deliveries, access to the room and the installation sequence before confirming the work.
One room. Everyone’s daily routine.
Choose the main pieces around the people who use them.
Bathing that suits you
Consider a fitted bath, shower-over-bath or enclosure against your household’s preferences.
Room around the basin
Compare furniture depth, tap reach and the space for getting ready.
The details used every day
Give towels, toothbrushes and toiletries a sensible place alongside the mirror and lighting.
The exact inclusions are set out in the individual bathroom quotation.
Explore the fitting stagesLet’s talk about how your household uses the room
A useful design starts with more than a favourite tile.
Morning priorities
Tell us where the present layout feels awkward and which fittings get used most.
Decisions made in context
Consider product sizes, access and cleaning alongside the colours and furniture.
The work explained
Discuss the proposed fitting scope and how the household will manage while work takes place.
Questions from the planning stage
The best answer depends on your room and the people using it.
Can we have a bath and a shower in the same room?
A shower-over-bath is one arrangement to consider when a separate enclosure will not fit. The choice depends on dimensions, suitable fittings and how you want to use the room.
We only have one bathroom. What should we discuss?
Raise that at the start. Ask how access will be handled during fitting, what the expected stages are and what arrangements you need to make.
Do we need to pick a style before enquiring?
You can begin with practical priorities instead. Explain whether storage, bathing or the current layout is the main concern, and bring any ideas you like.
Can the quotation include payment options?
Ask about available finance when discussing the bathroom specification. Review the full terms and your individual eligibility before deciding.
Tell us about your household’s bathroom
A few details about the current room will help start the conversation. Leave a number we can use to discuss your plans.
07700 175069Prefer to talk about finance? Mention it in your enquiry. Please do not send financial or identity documents through this form.