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Need quotes for shower and vanity for bathroom renovation

Hi, I would like to renovate my bathroom could you please quote me for new shower 900X750 or 900X 800mm will fit and 900mm vanity. also, 900mm X 900MM shower for the sleep out. The house is built off the ground and it has decent space underneath but sleep out is built on the concrete.

Thanks

Harry

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Jason

Hi Harry (@harpreet04)

Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. We're looking forward to seeing how you can transform your bathroom.

Can you please confirm whether you just want product recommendations and product costs or do you need someone to also install them for you? And do you have a budget in mind?

I'm sure our resident Bunnings D.I.Y. experts in @EricL and @MitchellMc will be happy to assist you. You can also read about the Bunnings bathroom consultation service, which includes contact details.

Thanks,

Jason

MitchellMc

Hi @harpreet04,

I'm keen to assist with your project and provide the required costing. Can you please let me know if you need the front only or two sides for the shower screens? Typically you'll find bases in 900 x 900mm, and these are the screens to suit. For anything less than 900mm, you'll likely need to tile the area and install a screen, as bases typically don't come that small.

You'll find all our 900mm vanities on the Bunnings website. Pricing will vary depending on what you're after.

As @Jason mentioned, if you're looking for installation, check out our consultation service, as it's convenient and hassle-free.

Please let me know if you have questions.

Mitchell

harpreet04

Hi,

I just saw add on the website $2500 for bathroom makeover. What does include in 2500. Does it cover the installation as well.

Thanks

Harry

EricL

Hello @harpreet04

Thank you for sharing your question about your bathroom renovation. If you are referring to this discussion - A bathroom makeover for under $2500 by @SteveH. It only refers to the materials used in the bathroom, it does not include installation. I suggest having a look at this guide - How to plan a bathroom renovation by @Adam_W. This guide will give you ideas on what to consider when planning your bathroom revamp.

Here is a link for ideas and inspiration: Top 10 most popular bathroom projects

Here are some amazing bathroom renovations that our workshop members have shared:

I suggest writing down on a piece of paper the parts you are after such as the shower cubicle, shower tray, and vanity. Will you be needing new tapware and towel rail holders in your bathroom? Do you need new tiles on the floor and walls? Anything else that comes to mind concerning this renovation must be included in your list.

Once your list is complete, I propose going to your local store and speaking to the In-Store Kitchen Specialist. They will be able to give you a detailed quote for all the parts you'll be needing for your renovation. You can also ask them if they have a bathroom installation service. It is best to see the actual parts and appliances you'll be putting into your bathroom renovation.

If you need further assistance, please let us know.

Eric

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