A high-end bathroom renovation featuring complex detailing and 300x600 and 600x600 porcelain. Full wall and floor installation.
The Preparation
- —Full substrate assessment carried out before tiling commenced.
- —Surface corrections completed to achieve tolerance suitable for tile installation.
- —Wet areas tanked and sealed prior to tile application.
- —Primary setting-out lines established to control alignment through circular feature and integrated storage niches.
The Detail
- —Bespoke mosaic lining for a circular window feature, requiring precise manual setting out.
- —Two custom-recessed niches, aligned perfectly within the tile grid for a clean, balanced look.
The Result
- —A full feature wall installation, meticulously siliconed and finished to a high-end standard.
- —A sophisticated, durable space where the technical execution of the awkward shapes is the main feature.
How the Job Was Done
From substrate condition through to the finished result.
Curved mosaic window feature being installed — set out and formed on site for a clean, continuous finish
Circular mosaic window feature, twin recessed niches, and detailed wall tiling
Completed bathroom — full wall and floor tiling with feature wall and niches
Services Used on This Project
This bathroom tiling project was completed in Altrincham, Cheshire, an area where I regularly carry out residential tiling work. Projects like this often involve careful layout planning and attention to detail to ensure porcelain tiles align cleanly across walls and floors.
"We had excellent tiling of two bathrooms by Paul. Faultless in the planning and execution of two very different rooms. Also Paul is really pleasant to deal with and went the extra mile to get the work finished within a tight time schedule."
— Mark Howorth
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