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It’s early days on this bathroom, we’ve removed a couple of walls, one so we can extend the bathroom into the spare bedroom, and an old airing cupboard on the landing will become a walk in shower, once the boiler gets moved into the loft.

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Well its been almost a year since our last blog post, but after some major site maintenance were back to normal now.

New tile, and fitted furniture display, completed for Victorian bathrooms, Dale street Ossett, one of the largest showrooms in the area, with lots of traditional and modern displays, please mention AJD Bathrooms if you visit them.

Here are the completion photos of the house bathroom, that we fitted back in April, please accept my apologies for the delay, I’m only just getting used to this blog after almost a year.
The bath is an Imperial, Dakota, weighing in at around 200Kg combined with the possibility of 150 litres of water, and then someone sat in it, we weren’t that much short of half a ton, so some serious floor strengthening had to be done, not to mention 5 men to lift it into place !!
The customer must be happy with the work, as we’ve been asked to go back next year and fit a new kitchen

Here’s one from October, that I never got around to posting, we removed the window from this bathroom, and bricked 50% of it up, then fitted a new window, before the new bathroom went in, this gave the customer more privacy in the shower, sadly I was that involved with the job I forgot to take before photos, the bathroom suite is from Victorian bathrooms of Ossett.

Replacement kitchen tap, fitted today for one of our regular customers, in Ossett.

Just fitting new radiators in a house extension, the builder only matched 18mm boards up to existing 22mm floor boards, leaving a 4mm difference, probably just to save a couple of £ !!!!! So whilst we are here, jack has mixed a bit of flexible adhesive to feather it in, as the carpet is going down tomorrow.