It is not only tiling and taps you decide in a bathroom renovation. Good-looking bathrooms (clean and trouble-free ones too) tend to excel at three things: ventilation, waterproofing and storage.
Ventilation
Bathrooms are moisture-making machines, and that unextracted steam will buckle paintwork or make your bathroom smell like an old sock in a matter of weeks. Ensure you have an extractor fan suitable for the room with humidity sensor or overrun timer to keep it running after showers. Make sure it goes somewhere (outside, not into a roof space) to let the air flow: even just having that little extension there under your door or an air vent will help to get rid of some moisture.
Waterproofing
Water damage is costly and it’s usually out of sight, until it’s too late. Wet areas occur behind tiles in shower spots, walk-in showers and wet rooms. Shower trays should be well supported, proper falls for wet-room floors and neat continuous silicone seals. And not just in the shower, think about splash zones around baths and sinks! For Home Renovations, visit Precision Builders, suppliers of Home Renovations services.
Storage
No bathroom ever feels complete if it’s in a jumble. Specify this before plumbing and electrics are located. A bright white vanity features substantial storage with drawers, and it pairs perfectly with sleek mirrored cabinets above that provide additional space for bathroom essentials. For even more functionality in your new luxurious bathroom, consider some well-placed recessed niches.
Once these very common sense issues are sorted, Your final quick check list for your bathroom will be: Good lighting (task and ambient), safe electrics for the popular zones and stuff that is easy to clean. With features like good ventilation, proper waterproofing and well planned storage will help the bathroom look better longer too.
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