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To ask how much you paid for a bathroom to be fitted?

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TokenGinger · 21/04/2015 10:52

I'm interested to know. I'm looking at having my bathroom done in my new home and have no idea what to expect.

I'll be removing the current tiles and re-tiling myself.

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ladyrosy · 21/04/2015 10:54

It was about 5k including some cheap tiling, so more like a smidge over 4k without tiles.

vjg13 · 21/04/2015 11:00

Just under £10K with everything, decorating, storage etc. It is a large room, needed two towel rail/radiators and we changed the positions of everything. Old house, so needed a lot of replumbing and work on floor to get it level for slate flooring.

TokenGinger · 21/04/2015 11:08

Oh wow! I think my quote is definitely reasonable then.

I've been quoted £850 to remove the current suite and put the new suite in, as well as linking up a shower to my boiler.

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PurpleBananaPie · 21/04/2015 11:13

Your quote sounds reasonable to me. I haven't had a new bathroom yet but had a plumber round a month ago for something else and asking him for a quote for a new bathroom.

As everything would be replaced in a straight swp, no pipework needed changing etc, he quoted me 2K for the lot, including supply of the new suite. That is for a smallish bathroom.

digerd · 21/04/2015 11:20

It depends where you live too. The south being more expensive than the north.

CasperGutman · 21/04/2015 11:21

We're paying £1800 labour to remove and replace a bath, sink and shower, tile walls to full height and tile floor, plus install a washbasin in the adjacent separate loo.

We're supplying all tiles, suite, taps and wastes but the quote includes other materials (pipe, backing boards for tiles, adhesives etc).

TokenGinger · 21/04/2015 12:43

Thank you! It does sound reasonable after all :)

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