New Bathroom How Long Without Toilet Mumsnet

Our local council do bathroom refurbishment for their homes and no household will ever be left without a useable toilet. Don't see how b&q can't work to the same standard. And I will never have a bathroom without underfloor heating ever again.

I also bought a cabinet with a sensor light, which is great for middle. We are about to convert a small bedroom into a shower room with toilet, sink and shower. There's no plumbing etc there so it's a blank canvas.

Would primarily be for a teen girl but also any guests. Any things you wish you had or hadn't done in your bathroom? Teen would like a decent rain shower (they all fight over our en-suite), and for it not to be too cold. We are thinking of maybe.

We only have the one bathroom/toilet but that's not too unusual and the plumber was used to managing those situations. We had running water most of the time and a functioning toilet by the end of every day. You need a local, reliable, recommended bathroom fitter (and you should expect to be on a waiting list/waiting for a slot) and that person will be able to source appropriate bath/sink/toilet.

How bad are these bathrooms to want ripping out? Could you live with them for a bit? My kitchen was looking a bit tired when we moved in 17 years ago. Bathroom Fitting When are toilet facilities not usable during a bathroom refurbishment? Anonymous user 28 February 2024 - 2.57 PM I would like a full refurbishment of my bathroom, i.e. new suite, tile walls & floor over bath shower, boxing in pipes, heated towel rail & artex ceiling plastered.

My bathroom is approx 8ft X 7ft, my question is how long would we be without the use of toilet. Could you perhaps keep the bath, basin, and loo, and change the tiles, taps, shower, bath panel, toilet seat, lighting and bathroom cabinet? I've done this in the past, and it's definitely the cheapest way to do it, and makes a surprisingly big difference to refreshing the room. Installation includes a toilet, vanity/sink unit, bath, shower over bath (runs off boiler, not electric), tiling around three sides of bath and slightly over, bathroom flooring, touching up a ceiling crack and fitting of shelving/wall bathroom cabinet which we will provide.

If your house has just the one bathroom then it's natural you'll be concerned about just how you're going to cope if you're planning a bathroom renovation. How long will you be without a working toilet? When will you next be able to have a shower? Renovating my one and only bathroom.

How quickly can I reinstall the toilet after tile has been laid? I know I should wait 24 hours, but are there any exceptions? I would love to lay tile after work around 6PM, and then grout and reinstall the toilet the next morning giving the floors about 12 hours of dry time. Does this sound reasonable?