Downstairs loo renovation - costs?

[ElizabethinherGermanGarden]

Has anyone had a downstairs loo done up recently? We are looking to have ours redone and wondering about ball park figures. We are south east but not London.

Define "done up".

New toilet & sink, tiled walls & floor, new plastering & pipework etc etc or a quick paint-job and a new piece of lino on the floor?

Do it yourself and save a fortune.

Following!

we are doing it ourselves.
we have budgeted 2k for materials (toilet, sink, floor tiles, paint, wall coverings, extractor fan, lights).
what seems to cost a lot is the little things that add up, like plaster, tile glue, grout, pipes for electrical wires...

We just did ours; wallpaper, accessories (toilet roll and towel holder etc), sink and pedestal, gold taps, light fitting, paint.

Didn’t need to plaster, I made the blind myself and the toilet was already installed.

Costs:

£160 sink and taps
£60 wallpaper, paste and paint
£100 accessories (generous estimation)
£30 light

I’d find it hard to spend any more than £800 if I was doing it without paying a tradesperson.

We paid about 2 grand for new tiled floor, walls, loo, sink and fittings. There was some quite complicated boxing in that had to be done and a lot of tlling. We did the painting ourselves.

Thanks for the indications. The plumbing seems a bit too complicated for us to do ourselves so we are definitely going to get someone to do it - I'm not confident to give it a go. Obviously can do polyfilla and Painting etc but the new units and radiator and tiling etc needs to be someone who's not cackhanded.

Ours was 2k - that was from an AWFUL under stairs cupboard to a full downstairs toilet

I had one installed in my last house, in the old under stairs cupboard. It cost between £1,000-£1,500 for the materials and labour. I fitted all the finishing items (mirror, toilet roll holder, towel rail) myself.

We have just paid around £5000 for ours. It’s fantastic! It had to be stripped out because of a water issue in the bathroom above and the tiles were all damaged so taking these down was expensive. However we used higher end fittings and it’s wonderful.

We just got ours done this week. We got a company in to do it. Click flooring, new tiles on walls. New toilet and sink, false ceiling with spotlights put in. Paid 3.5k worth every penny.

We did ours a few months ago. Spent about £2k on high end fittings (wall hung WC and hand basin, fitted cupboards, flat panel are with towel bar etc) and about £1200 on fitting including full tiling all walls and re-routing all the sink pipe work to channel into the walls so there is zero boxing in.

Looks a million dollars now!