Apartment Bathrooms in Bangor

We fit apartment bathrooms with smaller fittings, useful storage and space to move.

  • Fittings sized for the room
  • Storage above and below the basin
  • Access planned before fitting
Compact shower room with a wood vanity and wall-hung toilet

Fit the bathroom around the available space

We measure the room, doorway and positions of the main waste pipes. A shorter toilet, shallow basin or sliding shower door can help where a full-sized fitting would block movement.

  • Check shower doors against the basin
  • Leave room to use the toilet
  • Keep vanity drawers clear of the door
  • Use wall space for storage
Bathroom with a wood vanity, mirrored cabinets and tall cupboard

Make storage useful in a small bathroom

A mirrored cabinet keeps daily items off the basin. Vanity drawers can hold spare toiletries, while a shelf in the shower puts bottles within reach. Each choice needs enough room to open, clean and use.

Arrange access in a shared building

We discuss stairs, lifts, deliveries and removal of the old bathroom before the start date. Tell us about building rules, shared water supplies or any permissions required for your flat so these can be checked in advance.

Apartment bathrooms FAQs

Can you move the toilet in an apartment?

It depends on the waste connection and floor. We check the existing arrangement before recommending a move.

Can a small apartment bathroom keep a bath?

Often, but it depends on the measurements. A fitted bath with a shower above may suit a room where separate bath and shower areas will not fit.

Home appointment

Request a bathroom appointment.

Send your postcode and contact details. We will contact you to discuss the work and confirm availability for a visit.

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