Bathroom - Supplier Contact & Product Details

I have listed all of the suppliers we have used 
throughout our Bathroom Renovation.

BUILDER & DECORATOR

ALEX TOPALLI
Please contact for details

QUARTZ WORKTOPS

PLANET MARBLE

Contact: Adrian

Units B6-7D, Bounds Green Industrial Estate

Bounds Green Rd

London, N11 2UL

Tel: 020 8211 3460

Mob: 07737 601 059

http://planetmarble.co.uk/

WINDOW

LIGHTENING WINDOWS

Contact: Derek

2 Warren Pond Road

Chingford, E4 6DB

Tel:0208 524 1991

http://www.lighteningwindows.com/

WALL & FLOOR TILES

HOME TILES

Unit 10

Lower Park Road, New Southgate, N11 1QD

Tel: 0208 361 8547

http://www.home-tiles.co.uk/

UNDERFLOOR HEATING

COMFORT ZONE 

http://www.comfortzone.co/

 Purchased from Home Tiles (details above)

LIGHTING, LIGHT SWITCHES & SOCKETS

TAN SALES (LONDON) LIMITED

Unit 12

Brunswick Industrial Park

Brunswick Way

New Southgate, London, N11 1JL

Tel:0208 920 4180

Email: info@tansales.co.uk

http://www.thelightbulbshop.co.uk/



WHIRPOOL BATH

VICTORIAN PLUMBING
http://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/aquastream-whirlpools-11-jet-aquaspa-square-single-ended-acrylic-bath-various-size-options.aspx

VANITY UNIT

IKEA
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80195536/#/80180993

BASIN

BATHSTORE
http://www.bathstore.com/products/karl-square-wash-bowl-66.html

RADIATOR, TOILET BOWL, SHOWER HEAD & TAPS

BATH EMPIRE
http://www.bathempire.com/



MIRROR

CAMDEN MIRRORS
http://www.camdenmirrors.com/product/tudor-2/

CEILING PENDANT CHANDELIER

ELECTRICAL 2 GO
http://www.electrical2go.co.uk/firstlight-pearl-4-light-semi-flush-fitting-6152ch.html

SHOWER SCREEN, BASIN TAP
EBAY


TOWEL RING, GLASS SHELF & DRINKING GLASS
B&Q - Linea Bathroom Accessory Range

Kitchen Progress - Dropdown Ceiling & Extractor

This extractor has caused us the most problems.

Firstly receiving so many that were damaged, to now trying to work out how it should be installed.

The instructions that came with the Best Cirrus Britannia extractor are not detailed enough at all and have very limited information & diagrams.

The positioning of the extractor is really dictated by where your ceiling joists are located.

The motor connected to the top of the extractor can only be fitted between  the ceiling joists.

We are lucky that our induction hob (which sits directly underneath in the island) is not in the centre of the island, we were able to work with the extractor being moved approx 200mm to the left.

The extractor is designed to sit flush within the ceiling however the height of the extractor with it's motor makes this impossible.

The motor is 350mm, yet the height of most ceiling joists are only up to a maximum of 200mm so there is no way that this extractor could possibly sit flush in any ceiling.

A suspended, drop down ceiling had to be built to accommodate the height of the motor for a flush ceiling finish.

The legs on the extractor are adjustable in height but unless the legs fit between your ceiling joists these need to be cut, which ours did.

Below are the photos to show the extractor installed into the frame of the drop down suspended ceiling:

Kitchen Progress - Plastering, Underfloor Heating & Tiling

The self leveling compound is being laid below.

Self explanatory, this liquid is poured on and creates a level floor.

It needs to be left overnight and dries within approx 24 hours.

Once the self leveling compound was dry our builders laid the underfloor heating.

We purchased a brand called 'Comfort Zone' http://www.comfortzone.co/

After the underfloor heating was laid and secured, it was time for the tiles to be laid.

The tiles we selected are square approx 50cm x 50cm in a mottled grey colour.

Tiles were purchased from 'Home Tiles' http://www.home-tiles.co.uk/

The tiles have been grouted with a dark grey to match the colour of the tiles.

The walls & ceiling have been plastered and the frame for the drop down suspended ceiling that will hold the extractor has been built.

 The plaster is still drying, we're using an electric heater to try to speed up the process as the builders need to start painting in a couple of days.

 The tiles have now been polished and the kitchen is starting to resemble the beginnings of a room rather than the demolition site it's been for the last couple of months.