This was the first stage of a two stage project. The second stage will be to rip out the ensuite to master bedroom, which is situated the other side of the wall the bath is fitted along, and convert it into a wetroom. The ensuite has a stud wall hiding the main soil pipe from the toilet, which goes behind the shower area from floor to ceiling, which as part of this stage was routed behind the new bath. This will then allow the stud wall in the ensuite to be completely removed when stage two takes place, giving an extra 300mm to the shower area and resulting in a cleaner shape to the room. The remodel of this main bathroom also included the replumbing the waste pipes from the basin in the ensuite and also a new waste for the shower, below floor level, so a wetroom can be created. As all the plumbing from the ensuite was routed under the floor in the main bathroom, this could only be completed by taking up the floor in the main bathroom, so this stage had to be done first taking into account what would be required to make a wetroom possible in the ensuite in stage two.

Pull cord for light to be removed
pull cord for extractor to be removed
old noisy extractor to be renewed and textured ceiling plastered out
shower waste form en-suite in next room coming in above floor level to be moved ready for wetroom (next project!)
exsisting shower waste still in place but new below floor level one added going under the floor with removeable stop end ready for wetroom project
toilet waste from next room re-routed to go behind bath, rather than in stud wall in en-suite, so wall can now be completely removed for wetroom
niche tiles ready to be cut
green towel and plant to give a splash of colour

Check out the 360 degree image of the project below.

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