New Extension Ground Floor Bathroom
Subfloor Preparation • Wet Room Tanking • Large Format Porcelain
- Location
- Hale Barns
- Category
- Bathroom
- Tile type
- Large-format porcelain
High-specification tiling installation for a modern downstairs extension and bathroom. Full wall and floor installation using premium large-format porcelain within a newly constructed build.
The brief
Bathroom project, done properly.
This bathroom tiling project was completed in Hale Barns, Cheshire, an area known for high-specification home renovations and extensions. Large-format porcelain tiles were used to create a modern, seamless finish throughout the space. Careful preparation and precise installation ensured a clean, balanced result across both walls and floor areas.
Preparation
- Full substrate preparation completed to ensure perfectly plumb walls and level floors suitable for large-format porcelain installation.
- All wet areas were professionally tanked to ensure long-term durability and compliance.
Detail
- Precision manual setting out to ensure recessed niches and feature walls were perfectly symmetrical.
- Fabricated a bespoke, subtle tiled-in access hatch designed to sit flush within the tile joints.
- Used mechanical leveling systems throughout to guarantee a flat, lippage-free finish across the new space.
Result
- A clean, modern finish where technical elements like access panels are integrated subtly into the layout.
How the Job Was Done
From substrate condition through to the finished result.
Floor and wall tiles going down — mechanical levelling clips throughout
Flush access hatch integrated within the tile grid, feature wall and substrate prep
Completed floor and walls with recessed niche and seamless access panel
Services Used on This Project
"Paul tiled my new bathroom and his work is immaculate. First class service. It looks perfect."
— Ragheb Hasan
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