Tell us about the room
Call or send the form with your postcode and what you want to change. We agree a time to come out.

Bathroom fitting for Currie's family houses, built mostly from the 1950s on, and its old centre.
0131 357 3869Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
Ideas for a refitted family bathroom, a step-free shower and a small bathroom in an older Currie home.




Most of Currie's growth came in the late 1950s and 1960s, with a mix of council-built and private housing. Many of those bathrooms are now several decades old.
They tend to share a pattern: a plain bath, a basin with little storage and tiles that have aged. We start with the room you have and work out what a refit would change.
A vanity with drawers and a mirror cabinet can solve the clutter. We check the door swing and the radiator position first.
In a house of this age, we look at the pipework and floor boards at the visit, so the written quote covers what we find.

If you have lived in the same house since the 1960s or 70s, a bath that was fine then can be hard to climb into now.
A level shower with a fixed screen, a seat and grab rails, where you want them, makes everyday washing easier. We keep the look ordinary.
We turn the bath space into a shower of the same length, so the room does not need to be rebuilt.
If someone in the family has limited mobility, we can plan the room around that, including wider access and a higher toilet.

The village began around Currie Kirk and the Lanark Road. Its historic centre was made a conservation area in 1972.
Older cottages there can have smaller rooms than the post-war houses. A change to a window or vent on the outside should be checked with the council.
Compact layouts with a short bath or a corner shower make the best use of the floor.
Vent positions are agreed at the start, so nothing unexpected appears on the front or side of the house.
We come to your Currie house to measure up, look at the room and have examples ready for you. A written quote follows.
Call or send the form with your postcode and what you want to change. We agree a time to come out.
We measure the room and check the walls, floor, pipework and waste route before anything is priced.
We bring examples of suites, tiles and panels, so you can judge them in your own light.
We send a written quote listing the products and the fitting work for your room.
Starting prices cover design, supply and fitting, and we write the final quote once we have measured your room.
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.
Travel to Currie is included in the quote. Every figure is a starting price for design, supply and fitting; your written quote lists the actual products and work for your room.
New bathroom starting from £22 per week*. *Indicative starting figure. Finance subject to status, application and affordability. Terms apply.
Yes. A shower bath with a wider screen is a usual answer, and we can show you a plan with the bath and one without it.
Yes, the historic centre was made a conservation area in 1972. A new suite inside the house rarely raises a planning question there. Replacement windows and new vents through an outside wall can, so ask the council's planning team before choosing them.
Yes. We plan the tray, the screen, the seat and rails, where wanted, at the visit, then put it in the written quote.
Yes. Currie is well within the area we cover. Ring 0131 357 3869 to book a home design visit.
Checked in November 2026 using public sources including City of Edinburgh Council.
Send your postcode and the changes you have in mind. We will use your phone number to discuss the job and arrange the next step.
Prefer to speak to us? Call 0131 357 3869.
You can also send bathroom photographs on WhatsApp.