En-Suite Bathroom Quote

kpk2000

Have received this and other quotes for similar prices (this is the most detailed - any views on price & some of the items included (in bold)

Based in West Midlands and room is L-shaped - approximately 2.5m x 2m (max in each direction)

En-Suite Quote:

1) Remove existing suite
2) Remove wall tiles/flooring
3) Knock through from bathroom to airing cupboard
4) Constructstud wall in airing cupboard, board and skim
5) Skim walls
6) Skim ceiling
7) Install low level shower tray (on floor if existing pipework allows)
8) Install 740 Bi-fold shower door
9) Install Selkie shower boards (colour TBC)
10) Install mixer shower
11) Install WC
12) Install shallow depth vanity unit with square semi countertop basin (vanity colour TBC)
13) Install basin mixer tap
14) Paint remaining walls and ceiling in Dulux bathroom paint (colour TBC)
15) Install HIB ceiling fan with LED light
16) Install 4nr chrome LED downlights
17) Ply board floor
18) Install Karndean flooring (colour TBC)
19) Install 700 x 800 flat chrome towel rail
20) Customer to provide 10 yard skip
21) **Company** to supply all labour and materials


Cost £5,200 + VAT

thomasfox

Way too expensive for what it is to be frank.

Just out of curiosity, why would you wanna vinyl your floor?

kpk2000 wrote: »

Have received this and other quotes for similar prices (this is the most detailed - any views on price & some of the items included (in bold)

Based in West Midlands and room is L-shaped - approximately 2.5m x 2m (max in each direction)

En-Suite Quote:

1) Remove existing suite
2) Remove wall tiles/flooring
3) Knock through from bathroom to airing cupboard
4) Constructstud wall in airing cupboard, board and skim
5) Skim walls
6) Skim ceiling
7) Install low level shower tray (on floor if existing pipework allows)
8) Install 740 Bi-fold shower door
9) Install Selkie shower boards (colour TBC)
10) Install mixer shower
11) Install WC
12) Install shallow depth vanity unit with square semi countertop basin (vanity colour TBC)
13) Install basin mixer tap
14) Paint remaining walls and ceiling in Dulux bathroom paint (colour TBC)
15) Install HIB ceiling fan with LED light
16) Install 4nr chrome LED downlights
17) Ply board floor
18) Install Karndean flooring (colour TBC)
19) Install 700 x 800 flat chrome towel rail
20) Customer to provide 10 yard skip
21) **Company** to supply all labour and materials


Cost £5,200 + VAT

mmy

That seems very expensive. I recently had an existing bathroom removed and new one fitted. Shower relocated and new shower installed, which meant quite a bit of pipework. Shower pump installed, walls and ceiling skimmed and painted, new towel radiator installed. Custom made bath panel which had mosaic mirror tiles to match mosaics in some parts of the bathroom, ply and flooring laid. Vanity unit installed.All this cost me £2,000 = VAT for the works, I supplied all the materials. I didn't need a skip, they took everything away daily in their van to the recycle centre. I live in North London.
My bathroom was small and not as complex as yours [new walls etc.] but that quote is high to me. I was and am very satisfied with the work done. Good luck in finding a good bathroom team!

andyhop

Seems reasonable to me

Approx 2k in materials

2k labour

1k for building materials and skip

Average bathroom from us 7k

LVT is very popular in bathroom flooring, its far from basic vinyl and is warm on foot

Doozergirl

andyhop wrote: »

Seems reasonable to me

Approx 2k in materials

2k labour

1k for building materials and skip

Average bathroom from us 7k

LVT is very popular in bathroom flooring, its far from basic vinyl and is warm on foot

I agree. It reads like a comprehensive job involving several skill sets and I presume, from the presence of Karndean, decent products.

Not surewhy the skip belongs to customer. Having a clear out?

Flooky

Seems fair to me considering the multitude of skill-sets needed.