We fit new baths, shower baths and compact baths in Edinburgh homes.
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Baths in different sizes and shapes, fitted in ordinary family bathrooms.
A bath looks simple, but the right one depends on the room around it. We measure the space and talk through how your household uses the bath.
Baths come in straight, compact and shower shapes. We measure the space so the one you choose fits with room to stand beside it.
A shower bath has a wider end for standing under the shower. It suits a household that showers most days but wants to keep a bath.
A full bath is heavy, and the waste has to fall correctly. We check the floor, the waste route and the wall finish before we confirm anything.
Your written quote names the products and work for your room. A bath installation normally covers this.
We price a new bath as part of the room, so you see one clear figure. Our packages start from £4,699 for design, supply and fitting. We do not publish a separate stand-alone bath price.
from£4,699
A complete replacement bathroom in the existing layout.
from£6,499
A redesigned room with storage, tiling and better fittings.
from£8,999
A fully specified bathroom with designer fittings and finishes.
Essential, from £4,699, suits a like-for-like replacement in the same layout. Tiled walls, a vanity or a changed layout move a job towards Mid-range, from £6,499. Every figure is a starting price, and your written quote lists the products and work. See what a fitted bathroom costs in Edinburgh.
New bathroom starting from £22 per week*. *Indicative starting figure. Finance subject to status, application and affordability. Terms apply.
A standard straight bath suits a room with a full-length wall to fit it against. It is the simplest layout and the easiest to line up with the old waste.
A compact bath helps in a small room where a standard length will not fit. You keep a bath and still have space for the basin and toilet.
A shower bath adds a wider end so you can stand to shower. A glass screen keeps the water in. It suits a family bathroom where one room has to do both jobs.
The bath comes out, and we see what was behind it. The floor beneath can be unfinished, and the tiles around the old bath often need to be reworked. We check the floor, the waste and the walls at the home visit and write down what we expect.
In a flat, a leak affects the people below, so a sound waste connection and sealed joints matter. Read about tenement bathrooms and what to do after a bathroom leak.
If you are not sure you need a bath, think about who uses the room. Our bath to shower conversion page covers replacing a bath with a shower. Our guide on keeping the bath or going walk-in helps you decide.
A bath edge is a high step for some people. We can talk through the bath height, the position of the taps and where a grab rail could go. See our accessible bathrooms page for more.
We measure the bath space and check the floor, waste and walls.
You pick the bath, taps and screen. We send a written quote.
The old bath, panel and taps come out, and the area is prepared.
We fit the bath, connect the waste and taps, and finish the walls and seals.
We check the taps, waste and seals with you, and tell you when the bath can be used.
We measure the space, check the floor and waste, and show you bath and screen examples. Then we send a written quote.
We fit baths as part of bathroom work and price the room after a home visit. We do not publish a stand-alone bath price. Our packages start from £4,699 for design, supply and fitting, and your written quote lists the products and work.
It depends on the bath, the taps or shower, the wall finish and the state of the floor and waste. Our packages start from £4,699 for Essential, £6,499 for Mid-range and £8,999 for Premium. After the home visit you get a written quote.
We fit standard straight baths, compact baths and shower baths. The right size depends on your room, so we measure the space and show you examples at the visit.
It can be, if one room has to serve a household that mostly showers but still wants a bath. The wider end gives you room to stand, and a screen keeps the water in. We talk through the layout at the visit.
Often, but baths differ in length, width and tap position, so we measure first. Fitting a different size can mean changing the waste, the panel or the wall finish.
Frequently the wall finish around the bath is disturbed when the old one comes out. We tell you what we expect at the visit, and the written quote lists the wall finish.
Yes, in many cases. A full bath is heavy, so we check the floor and joists, and the waste route, before we quote.
No. We fit new baths and bathrooms and do not do repairs. If your bath is leaking or the seal has failed, call a plumber or a sealing specialist.