Fitting and design

Doing a kitchen and bathroom in the same project

How this is actually built

Point 1

Sharing first-fix plumbing and electrical visits removes duplicate mobilisation and keeps the water-off windows to a minimum.

Point 2

Sequencing matters: finishing the bathroom first usually keeps the household functioning while the kitchen is out.

stone-inspired bathroom, Stroud project, similar to what we deliver in Gloucestershire, referenced in our guide to kitchen and bathroom together
Kitchen Fitting in Newent, example of work near Gloucestershire, referenced in our guide to kitchen and bathroom together

Common mistakes to avoid

Sharing first-fix plumbing and electrical visits removes duplicate mobilisation and keeps the water-off windows to a minimum.

Questions we get asked

Is it cheaper to combine?

There are efficiencies in shared visits and shared waste handling, though the material cost is unchanged.

Can we live in the house?

Usually yes with planning, a temporary kitchen setup and a working WC are the two essentials.

Not sure which option suits your property?

Most of these decisions come down to what is behind the wall and under the floor. A site visit settles it quickly.