Bathroom Showrooms

Bathroom Showrooms in the UK

A whole new bathroom, a walk-in shower in place of the bath, a wet room for a parent, a cloakroom under the stairs, or just the right basin and taps: find a local bathroom showroom people recommend, and see it before you buy it.

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Finding a good bathroom showroom in the UK

A bathroom showroom lets you stand in the bathroom before it exists: full room sets with the tiles, lighting and furniture together, showers you can feel the flow of, baths you can sit in, and a designer who draws your room to scale and tells you what will fit. The independents carry the mid-range and premium brands the sheds do not, know which shower valves last and which do not, and offer a supply-and-fit service with their own installers, or supply-only to your fitter with a design that the fitter can work from.

The choice that matters first is bath or shower, then how the room is used: a family bathroom needs storage and a bath, an en suite a good shower and a heated mirror, a downstairs cloakroom clever use of a small space, and a wet room or walk-in shower is the answer for anyone finding the bath a climb. Water pressure decides which showers will work in your house, and a showroom asks about it before selling you one. Tiles, flooring, lighting, heating and ventilation are part of the design, not afterthoughts.

The listings here show each showroom's reviews, brands and services, hours and contact details, so you can see who is nearby, who fits as well as supplies, and whose bathrooms customers in your town are still happy with years later.

What bathroom showrooms offer

Room sets and ranges: baths, showers and enclosures, basins and toilets, furniture and storage, taps and brassware, tiles and flooring, from mid-range to premium brands you can touch.

Design: a free or refundable design service that measures the room, draws it in 3D and specifies everything down to the waste fittings, so the fitter has a plan.

Supply and fit: the showroom's own or regular installers doing the full job — strip out, plumbing, electrics, tiling, fitting — under one contract and guarantee.

Supply only: the whole specification delivered for your own plumber or builder to fit, with the design to work from.

Specialist: wet rooms and level-access showers, mobility bathrooms, small-space cloakrooms and en suites, and the underfloor heating, ventilation and lighting that go with them.

Before you buy a bathroom

  • Measure the room and photograph it, and note where the soil pipe, water and window are; the designer needs them.
  • Know your water system: combi boiler, gravity tank or unvented cylinder decides which showers will work.
  • Decide bath, shower or both before you fall for a room set.
  • Ask whether the design fee is refunded against an order, and what supply-and-fit includes: strip out, tiling, electrics, disposal, making good.
  • Get the fitted quote itemised and ask about the guarantee on the fitting as well as the products.
  • Ask the lead time; popular ranges and fitters book six to twelve weeks ahead.

What a new bathroom costs in the UK

As a rough guide, a mid-range suite with shower, tiles and furniture bought from a showroom costs £2,500 to £6,000 for the products; fitting a full bathroom runs £3,000 to £6,000 for labour, so a complete mid-range bathroom is £5,000 to £12,000 fitted, a premium one £12,000 to £25,000, and a small cloakroom £2,000 to £4,000. A wet room or level-access shower conversion is £5,000 to £10,000 fitted. Showroom design is usually free or £100 to £300 refunded against an order.

Showroom prices on the same product are usually within a little of online, and the design, the right specification and the guarantee on the fitting are what you are paying for.

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Bathroom Showrooms — frequently asked questions

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How do I find a good bathroom showroom near me?+

Look at the showrooms listed for your town, read reviews from a year or two after fitting, and check whether they design, supply only or supply and fit. Visit with your measurements and a photo, ask about your water system, and compare two itemised quotes for the same design.

How much does a new bathroom cost?+

Typically £5,000 to £12,000 fitted for a mid-range family bathroom, £12,000 to £25,000 for a premium one, £2,000 to £4,000 for a cloakroom and £5,000 to £10,000 for a wet room conversion. Products are roughly half, labour the other half; a showroom quotes both when it supplies and fits.

Is a bathroom showroom more expensive than online?+

On the same branded product, usually only slightly, and showrooms price-match more often than people expect. What you get for it is a design that fits, the right valve for your water pressure, delivery in one lot, a fitter who has done their ranges before, and someone to come back to if a tap fails.

Do bathroom showrooms fit as well as supply?+

Many independents do, with their own or regular installers under one contract and guarantee, which avoids the argument between supplier and fitter when something goes wrong. Others supply only, with a design your own plumber works from. Ask which, and what a fitted price includes.

What is a wet room and does it cost more?+

A fully tanked room with a level floor draining to a gully, so there is no tray or step; a level-access shower with a low tray and screen gives most of the benefit for less. Either suits anyone who finds the bath a climb. A wet room conversion costs £5,000 to £10,000 fitted, a little above a standard bathroom because of the tanking and floor.

How long does a new bathroom take?+

Design and ordering four to eight weeks, fitting one to two weeks for a full bathroom with tiling and electrics, longer for a wet room or structural changes. Book the fitter when you order; good ones are six to twelve weeks out.

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