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Building a bathroom upstairs
NJG_2
Posts: 110 Forumite
Hi guys,
Me and my partner are first time buyers who've just bought a little terraced house that has a bathroom downstairs, it has a small shower in one of the bedrooms upstairs. We want to extend the space where the shower currently is and create a small bathroom with a small bath, a small walk-in shower, toilet and basin. We would need to create 2 extra internal walls - 1 with a door.
Could someone please give a rough indication of how much it would cost to create the room and add the components without decoration/tiling? And a cost to create the bathroom fully furnished with tiling and flooring etc?
Thanks
Neil
Me and my partner are first time buyers who've just bought a little terraced house that has a bathroom downstairs, it has a small shower in one of the bedrooms upstairs. We want to extend the space where the shower currently is and create a small bathroom with a small bath, a small walk-in shower, toilet and basin. We would need to create 2 extra internal walls - 1 with a door.
Could someone please give a rough indication of how much it would cost to create the room and add the components without decoration/tiling? And a cost to create the bathroom fully furnished with tiling and flooring etc?
Thanks
Neil
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Posted on the house buying board as well.Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Nobody can give you any meaningful information about this, without seeing the job. The main problem will be to arrange the toilet drain. This could be easy, or, extremely difficult. Depending on where the existing toilet drain is situated with respect to the proposed new position.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
If your new bathroom is on the same side of the house of the current bathroom life will be a lot easier.0
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