Smart Solutions for the Bathroom Renovation Process Now

When one starts thinking about entrusting the work of installing a new bathroom or a renovation to a professional, many prerequisites are to know to have a clear vision of the work to be done. We offer here a list of questions that must be asked before going to a professional.

Choose the ideal bathroom layout according to the technical constraints

Even if we start to research the decorative elements, lighting, furniture, basins ... for his bathroom, we get carried away by the beauty of certain elements. However, it often happens that we are disappointed to finally not be able to put them in place because of technical constraints that we had not thought of before. For example, what should my bathroom look like? What space do I have to place the decorative elements according to the regulatory constraints? It is 60 cm in front of the sink, 90 cm wide for the shower area.

All these questions come from the study of the plans of your home and more precisely of your water space. The first step will be to find the plans for your home. The professional can then identify the technical constraints that will condition the layout of your bathroom. For example, he will have to think about the ventilation of your bathroom to avoid mold and other odors due to moisture.

He will also have to think about the power supply that will allow the connection of equipment. This may be for example an electrical outlet near your sink or basin, or an electrical outlet for your different ceiling lights.

What do you need in your future bathroom?

Although all professionals are trained to guide you in choosing your equipment, it is more pleasant to have time to think about the elements that make up your bathroom. It is also important to set a budget when installing your bathroom by a professional. The risk is not to take full advantage of your new bathroom but to see it as a financial pit. Follow us on: Facebook

The choice of bath or shower

Again, you will have to be realistic. The space needed for a freestanding bath is not the same as the space needed for a walk-in shower. Ideally, it is recommended of a space of 90 cm x 90 cm around the elements for a better comfort of use. Regulatory constraints on individual bathrooms should also be considered.

The choice of washbasins and other furnishing elements

The basins are currently very popular, you will have to think of the shape that you would like for yours. Also think about the use you want to make of your storage furniture. If you have space constraints (see the article Bathroom Layout: Finding a Small Surface Specialist), you will be able to play on depth effects with mirrors or tiles made of small or medium tiles.

As you can see, the job of a Creative Joinery & Kitchens professional is to guide you in your steps and offer you materials adapted to the space of your bathroom and technical constraints, and of course to install all these elements ! What a professional cannot do for you is to choose your bathroom elements.

So you need to take the time to mature your project, analyze the weak points and strengths of your water, identify your real needs, and know the cost of installation, not to exceed your budget, and have no regrets when you take a moment of relaxation in your new comfort area.