Dear moGio Services

Please see attached photos and dimensions of my current en-suite bathroom.  I am looking to totally change this and recreate something far more modern and brighter, with best use made of the fairly small space.  I am open to ideas and suggestions, but my initial thoughts and desires are:

The room should be fairly minimalist with a wet room shower, as well as a freestanding bath (against the wall is OK with wall mounted taps, but I realise that the bath may have to be a smallish one), a toilet, wash basin, reasonable storage, good lighting, and good quality modern taps and fittings;

Willing to be advised on tiling, but initial thoughts are light coloured and large tiles would give better sense of space;

Would consider wall-hung WC, again for the sense of space

A glass screen should separate the shower area from the rest of the room;

 I do not want a shower-bath;

I do not want the current shower space (see photos) to be used for a shower, but probably as a storage area (perhaps with some shelving?).

Grateful for your design ideas on whether the above is reasonable to achieve in the space and, if so, an estimate of the cost of such work.

Many thanks

Morning,

I’m looking to have a small ensuite shower room updated and I’m currently in the process of getting quotes for the project which hopefully you’ll be interested in.

I attach photos of the shower room we would like to update.

-new shower head / mixer / tray / door

-new toilet (we are thinking about a square sink and toilet to match a square shower head)

-new basin / mirror / cabinet

-new tiles (mosaic for the shower base and sides, large tiles for the floor and wall)

-new radiator (electric one present already)

Plan of the room is also attached

Perhaps you could have a think about rough costing?

I’m based near Clapham junction

Hi

Could you please provide me with a quote for 2 jobs to be done?

1- Create wet room out of current utility room

a) it doesn't need removing old tiles because there are none

b) it needs complete plumbing for a walk-in shower and a basin

c) tanking

d) tiling

e) installation of the shower wall

2- Bathroom refurbishment

a) removing the old tiles

b) changing the bath, toilet, basin for a new one

C) plumbing

Do you have experience with underfloor heating?

If you provide me with a competitive price, I will be more than happy to contact you also with other room we need to refurbish.

Thanks

Kind regards,

Andrew came on Saturday as scheduled. He had a look at our ensuite bathroom and we discuss what we would like to do. All points are highlighted below:

En suite bathroom

1. •To take out shower basin, shower glass screen, washbasin, toilets, hot water radiator, floor and wall tiles from bathroom.
   

2. •To fix the damaged plasterboard under the old tiles in the shower area caused by a leak.
   

3. •To install a "wet room" in place of the original shower basin (i.e. NOT to re-install the old one). The dimension of this "wet room" is still to be determined (i.e. 80x100 OR 90x90 OR 90x100).
   

4. •To reinstall the old shower glass screen
   

5. •To tile the walls and floor as clearly described in our document re-attached in this email ( Surface is approx. 24 square meters).
   

6. •To reinstall washbasin, toilets and hot water radiator at the original place.
   

7. •To apply PVA adhesive to the floor and walls and silicone sealant to the shower basin and washbasin and to leave in good working order.
   

8. •To fix the pump so that it operates only when the shower and bathtub are turned on. If possible, to make the activation of the pump automatic (i.e when the shower or the bathtub are opened).
   

9. •Paint ceiling and door and door frame.
   

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Can you please specify what needs to be supplied by ourselves. We believe we need to supply the tiles, with the matching colour of grout, silicone sealant and paint for ceiling (please specify which type of paint is needed for the bathroom). Is that all? If not, please let us know.