In the first part of a three-Bathroom renovation project, The en-suite was the first room to be refurbished. 

The room was fully stripped out; all of the walls were taken back to bare brick due to most of the plaster having blown, making the walls too unstable to tile and likely to crack in the future.

The property is a three-story victorian property in Harpenden. It is not unusual for walls to be in this condition with older properties.

This issue only becomes obvious once the room has been fully stripped and tiles removed; often, the render will come away with the tile when the walls are bad. 

We always check the condition of the wall once the old tiles have been removed.

A wetroom former was installed; this creates the necessary falls for the water in the shower area to run away to the gully. The former was supplied by On The Level in Leighton Buzzard.

The walls were then dot and dabbed with a moister board, and the shower area was boarded with Webi tile backer board. 

Once the room was prepaired, skimmed, painted on coving installed, the shower area was tiled with Marble chevron tiles.

The floor area has been tiled with natural stone marble tile.

The room features a HIB mirror, LED light alcove, Crosswater shower and tapes.