Monthly Archives: March 2015

By incorporating bathroom furniture into your new bathroom design may cost you more but well worth it! Furniture can offer loads of storage for towels and toiletries and also hide away all those ugly bathroom pipes. For some, bathroom furniture will be a great space saver but if your limited for space and can't go all out with a full furniture install then you can choose just a basin unit or a basin and toilet combination unit, which look really smart and give you bathroom storage and hide the toilet and basin pipes.You can choose from Modular, Fitted or a combination of the two. Modular furniture is wall hung with no plinths, leaving space between the unit and the floor. Fitted furniture is installed wall to floor with

We stock many types of wall and floor tile adhesive, knowing which one is right for the job can be difficult! We've come up with a handy guide to choosing your adhesive. Most of the time you will require different adhesives for walls and floors but there are adhesives suitable for both. Floor and wall surfaces will require different adhesive properties, for example wooden floors will need a tile adhesive with a flexible agent. Unlike concrete floors, wooden floors have movement so the adhesive must have flexibility (flexible adhesive). The size of your wall tile can also dictate which adhesive you use. There are a number of ready mix adhesives available for wall tiling, but often consumers are not aware that ready mix adhesives are only suitable for small ceramic tiles (up to 25cm long). Ready mix adhesives can not take weight, therefore