Wet room installation prices: How Much Does a Wet Room Cost to Install?

How much does it cost to install a wet room? All your questions answered

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Wet room installation costs are somewhat more unknown to seasoned bathroom renovators, but this room is becoming an increasingly popular commodity in a busy family home, thanks to its practicality and durability.

Chris Scott, Joint MD, Mascot Bespoke , says: ‘Wet rooms are now a staple feature of most luxury developments and refurbishments. Well-travelled clients, often time-poor, are looking to recreate that five-star luxury hotel spa experience within their own homes.’

So how much does it cost to install a wet room? As with all other bathroom ideas, installation costs for wet rooms really depend on how much reworking of pipework is needed, whether new drainage needs installing, the awkwardness of the configuration of the room, and its size, fittings and finishes.  

Chris says: ‘The key to success when designing and installing a wet room is ensuring that you have the basics right. While choice of tiles, vanity units and taps may be the exciting tactile elements of the scheme you notice once the work has been done, its actually the less inspiring items that sit behind the scenes that will inform the end look and feel of the wet room. 

‘For a true wet room experience, it’s preferable to avoid using a shower tray and instead tile your whole wet room, floors and walls.  Over time, grout and silicone will inevitably fail, it’s therefore key to ensure that you have the correct waterproofing system in place, which is laid on-top of the under-floor heating system and can be tiled directly onto. 

‘Adding this layer does increase the cost in the short term, but pays dividends when you’re not having to pay for repairs to other rooms in the home as a result of water damage.’

We’ve tapped top bathroom experts to explain the costs of installing a wet room in your home below.

How much does it cost to install a wet room?

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Nick Cryer, founder of Berkeley Place , has installed many wet rooms during renovation projects. He says: ‘On average we would expect circa $11,000 (£8,000) to $18,000 (£13,000) for a medium-sized wet room, compared to say $8,000 (£6,000) to $14,000 (£10,000) for a similar traditional bathroom. 

‘Overall, we would say the wet room is worth an uplift in cost. We would expect a 20% to 30% uplift for a wet room over a traditional bathroom. Most of this uplift relates to the preparation work associated with waterproofing the area. Some additional ventilation may also be required and, any radiant heating installation needs to be better planned.’

Gemma Holsgrove, associate director at interior design agency Sims Hilditch , suggests even higher. ‘I would anticipate a wet room costing anything between $20,000-$40,000 (£15,000-30,000) depending on the size and level of specification. ‘

Average costs to install wet room components

Wet rooms can be costly. Nick Cryer says: ‘Wet room installations are more specialist, more time consuming and more expensive. All the materials and kit is very readily available, however, we recommend only experts are employed to complete the installation.’

Discover how much each wet room stage might cost below. Remember that prices will vary depending on the size of the room, how complicated your wet room ideas are, and level of finishes that you choose.

• Fittings: Generally if you have a joisted floor, the tray can be set flush (depending on joist positions). However, if it is a concrete floor you will need to raise the tray. Jo Sangster, senior designer at Ripples Bathrooms , says: ‘Trays and waterproofing can range between $800-$1,400 (£600-£1,000) depending on size. The bigger you go the higher the price! A lot of suppliers will also offer options for trays that can be made in bespoke sizes and waste positions. ‘  Gemma Holsgrove, associate director at Sims Hilditch, says you can expect to pay anywhere from $11000 (£8,000) to $20,000 (£15,000) for higher end finishes.
• Tiles: Ripples’ Jo Sangster says an average cost for tiles is anywhere between $70-$140 (£50-£100) per square meter. She adds: ‘When choosing tiles for use within a wet room tray these will need to be anti-slip. You also need to consider the size and I generally suggest not too large or too small. Smaller tiles generally have more anti-slip properties however there are more grout lines. I usually like to design wet floors using the same tile across the whole bathroom floor.’ Gemma Holsgrove suggests putting aside $2,000-$5,500 (£1,500-£4,000) depending on size and finish.
• Drainage and plumbing: The task of tanking (also known as waterproofing) is the process of adding an extra layer of protection between the walls and floor and the tiling or flooring you use in the wet room. According to Gemma, you’ll need from around $2,700-$4,000 (£2,000-£3,000) for plumbing. Jo says: ‘Don’t forget to consider the drainage position based on your shower glass and shower head. Ideally not directly below where you are standing and as far away from the entrance to the shower as possible.’
• Labor: ‘There is more labor involved when fitting a wet floor as it requires extra tanking and cutting the tiles to the fall of the tray, however the finished look is well worth it!’ says Jo. Put aside anything from $700-4,000 (£500-£3,000) for tiling, depending on the size of the room.

Are there any hidden wet room costs to consider?

When browsing walk-in shower ideas, you may have noticed that many of the surfaces are hard – and therefore cold and unwelcoming. Therefore, you may want to add underfloor heating to your wet room for added luxury. 

Jo says: ‘I believe underfloor heating is a must when fitting a wet floor tray. This can go all the way underneath the tiles in the shower so it helps to dry up water and create a much more pleasant showering area with warmth underfoot and help to combat any damp in the bathroom. ‘

Chris Scott, Joint MD, Mascot Bespoke , says many people are extending underfloor heating to walls, too, adding: ‘Another consideration is how you will heat and vent the space. It’s no longer uncommon for clients to extend their underfloor heating systems to cover the walls of a wet room as well as the floor. This luxurious option helps keep the room at a perfect temperature but also speeds up the rate at which the tiled walls dry. Ideal for maintaining clean grout lines and a less soggy space. ‘

Costs for this will vary: electric underfloor heating is easy to install under tiling in an upstairs room – you can buy underfloor heating mats that are simply wired in by an electrician to your mains. If you are completing a more dramatic renovation of your entire house, and particularly on the ground floor, it is possible to have wet underfloor heating which is connected to the boiler just as radiators are.

Are wet rooms worth the added cost?

Wet rooms are worth the added costs, particularly if you are looking for small bathroom ideas for a second bathroom or en suite.  

‘The finished look of a wet room is always fantastic and really finishes off a space, in particular if you have an open walk-in shower,’ says Jo Sangster of Ripples. ‘Of course there are alternatives on the market with many new products and tray types that can also be set flush to floor, however this will still create a divide across the bathroom and will usually make the space feel smaller.’

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How much does a wet room cost

Have you been considering a wet room? You’re sure to have a few questions, most importantly, how much does a wet room cost? Worried it might cost too much?

Installing a wet room doesn’t have to cost a fortune. In the long run, wet rooms can add lots of value to your home. Based on the size of your bathroom, wet room installation can cost anywhere from £3500 to £10,000.

Labour costs will increase with additional features, such as underfloor heating or a shower screen. If you’re wanting to completely remodel your bathroom, the costs of the job will of course increase. Interested? Read on to find out if a wet room is right for you.

What is a wet room?

In contrast to a traditional shower, the entire floor and walls of your bathroom will be waterproof with a wet room. Non-porous surfaces stop water from leaving your shower area, minimising the possibility of damage to your flooring, tiling, and overall building.

Often, they are seen as a luxurious addition to any home that can also add value after they’ve been installed – making up for the average cost of installing a wet room in the first place.

If you have difficulty with mobility or a small bathroom, getting a wet room installed can be a great idea to improve your general wellbeing, whilst adding value to your home. They’re easy to clean, and guide rails can be installed in the shower area for the elderly or those who struggle with movement.

Your wet room can be designed around your wants and needs. Fittings, fixtures and other materials can be chosen and customised depending on what style you’re looking for.

When installing a wet room, you can choose and customise the entire floor and the walls of your wet room (including the tiles). A professional will ensure everything is installed to fit your taste.

The Benefits of Having a Wet Room

Affordable luxury

Typically, a wet room installer will offer design suggestions that will increase the space, look, and feel of your wet room.

A wet room takes an average house and turns it into a luxury home.

Following your wet room installation, walking into your bathroom, you’ll feel like royalty as you step into and out of the shower. You can add additional fixtures and features such as underfloor warming, and more expensive materials and furnishings than your average bathroom space.

Fully waterproof space

Installed by a professional, they will ensure that your new wet room is completely waterproof – preventing any damage to your building, floor, and walls.

The average cost of a wet room is reduced by the prevention of any potential future damages to your home through leakages.

Cleaning is a breeze

Compared to your average bathroom, a wet room is considerably easier to clean – especially if you decide to go with hanging fixtures.

Even if you do not choose a hanging toilet or sink, simply take some wipes or a mop and wipe down the surfaces. The waterproof tiles and materials ensure that a wet room floor is easy to clean and then drain everything down the shower tray once you’re done.

Increasing the value of your home

The average cost of installing a wet room, including labour costs per day, can be costly. However, in the long run, these costs could even out when considering how much value could potentially be added to your property.

A wet room is considered to be an advantage by many home buyers to be a modern, functional and desirable room to have. This will be extremely attractive to potential buyers if and when you come to sell your property. Read our post on wet room advantages and disadvantages to give you a better understanding of the and positives and drawbacks that a wetroom can bring.

Choose the layout and design that you want

The design of your wet room is completely up to you! Choose the flooring, tiles, shower tray and additional fixtures to fit any aesthetic you’re looking for.

Even a small shower space can be turned into a much bigger wet room space thanks to the common lack of a screen or tray.

Some of the most important things to consider when installing a wet room are the shower tray and the waterproofing of the wall and floor areas of your room.

For the price you’re going to be paying when installing a wet room, you want to ensure that the shower tray will prevent water from sitting and will allow it to go down the shower drain.

If your shower tray is not on a small slant then it will not be able to drain properly. A shower drain that does not work will leave you with standing water in the floor area of your new shower.

A convenient and safe space for all

For elderly people and those with mobility issues, a wet room can be a great choice to ensure you can have a comfortable, labour-easy shower every day.

The additional space offered is great for those who use a wheelchair. Moreover, guide rails, seats and additional lighting can be added to further help those who need it. Simply get in and get out, no need to lift your legs.

The non-slip, waterproof tiling and flooring makes for a safe bathroom, no matter your situation.

For those with disabilities, your wet room could cost significantly less thanks to a reduction to or exemption from VAT – check the government’s website to discover if you’re eligible.

Is your home suitable for a wet room?

It’s unlikely that you’ll need any sort of permissions before you start to install a wet room. But, if you reside in a listed building, it’s best to seek advice from the local planning committee.

If you’re designing a wet room for any sort of new build then you will have to apply for building regulations approval.

No matter if you have a small or large bathroom, a wet room can be installed in your home. The only thing that will vary depending on the house is the overall wet room cost.

In fact, for those with a smaller home and bathroom, you’ll see a huge increase in the room you have to manoeuver with no shower tray and shower screen to take up space.

So long as your bathroom is redone from the flooring upwards and the installation is done by a professional, your wetroom will be able to function no matter what sort of house you live in. However, it is important to note that you’ll need a slanted shower drain to allow water to go down, and you’ll need to waterproof (tanking) the entire room.

How much does installing a wet room cost?

Tiling

The tiles you choose can change the cost of your wet room. The labour and materials needed for larger tiles can reduce cost – less time on fitting and less grout and spacers needed makes for cheaper labour costs.

Depending on the tiles you go with, the price per square meter will increase or decrease. The price of tiling can cost around £10 per square meter, all the way up to £100 per square meter.

Choose the best materials for your budget – you really don’t want to cut corners, as this could lead to expensive repair costs later down the line.

The majority of tiles available are non-porous, however, marble and travertine will need to be resealed regularly.

Adhesive, grout, and spacers are additional costs but will be comparatively smaller and less significant than the tiles themselves. However, you always want to buy the best products around for the budget you’re operating with.

Waterproofing

Waterproofing (tanking) is one of the most important steps in building and installing a functional wet room.

No matter the cost or look of a wet room, it’s vital that it is adequately waterproof so it’s durable.

A wet room is not a wet room if it allows for water to leak through the floors and walls – destroying the structure of your home. Damp, mould and other dangerous things can come from a dysfunctional wet room.

You’ll find tanking kits that provide all the products you need to properly waterproof a room before tiling can begin. Cheaper kits will likely cover smaller areas, ensure you check that the kit you end up buying is the right size for the entirety of your floor and shower area.

These tanking kits are available from £50 up to £350.

Labour

Labour costs will differ from installer to installer. Some will offer cheaper quotes, however, it’s important you find someone who is reliable and experienced.

An experienced installer will be able to adapt to any bathroom situation, creating a wet room for any size or space.

The average price can vary from £100 to £200 per day, per man. London and other cities will likely come with higher costs. The average price will change depending on the scale of the work and the complexity of it.

Overall, labour costs will usually range from £1500 to £2000. Contractors may be required, further increasing the costs involved with your wet room install job.

If you were to do the job on your own, and unfortunately not do it correctly, the costs of additional labour and materials to fix damage will reduce the value of your wet room installation.

Not only will a professional have your wet room installed faster, but they will also ensure that things such as water drainage, waterproofing, and underfloor warming work as they should.

There are so many aspects that you need to consider, which make it very difficult to install a wet room on your own. Per day, the cost of a specialist wet room installer is worth it.

Underfloor heating

Underfloor heating helps to keep every part of your new room dry, whilst providing warmth for your feet that is especially great on those cold winter mornings. It can be installed under all different types of flooring – from wood to tiles and carpet.

Underfloor heating mats are the likely best choice. They’re easy to install and heat up faster than the alternative wet systems. Again, this is something that you don’t want to cheap out on, as you won’t have a thermostat or effective heating solution by doing so.

A kit starts at upwards of £100, potentially going as high as £350 depending on the quality of the kit and the size of the room it covers.

Wet underfloor heating systems are connected to your central heating system, so you’ll need a plumber to hook everything up correctly.

Preparatory work

Planning is the best way to ensure that your new shower and toilet will be effective whilst costing you the minimum it possibly can.

First, consider what will need to be done to your bathroom. Will it need to be completely remodelled and stripped down? How much will this cost and how long will it take?

Does your flooring need to be completed? Does tanking need to be installed? Does any pipework need to be done?

It’s a good idea to get a consultation from a reputable plumber or specialist so that you can fully understand all the work that needs to be done, and perhaps importantly, the cost of said work.

At the end of the day, plan, plan and plan some more. It is also handy to have a backup for everything, so you are fully prepared for anything that might go wrong with the installation and building process.

Fixtures and materials

Depending on your budget, you may look to cheaper or more expensive fixtures, fittings and materials.

However, no matter your budget, it’s important that you buy items effective at the job they’re supposed to be doing and have good reviews from other people who have used them before.

Our advice would be to choose the best products that you can afford. It will be an investment that in the long term you’ll appreciate.

Fixtures and fittings such as waterproof lighting, the shower unit and head you choose, or the type of tiling backboards you go with can make or break your new wet room.

For those with larger bathrooms, and a larger budget, a bath can be implemented alongside the shower.

Things to consider

Size of bathroom

The features that you can implement in your new wet room may differ depending on the size of your existing lavatory. If you have a smaller room, you likely will not be able to have a bath alongside the shower and toilet.

However, a smaller size room will end up costing much less to transform in comparison to a large one.

For example, the cost of tile work for the flooring and wall will be cheaper in a smaller room as fewer materials and labour is required.

Budget

You should buy products, items and services that fit your budget. However, it’s best not to sacrifice quality for a cheaper cost, as this is an investment.

If you end up buying cheaper, less effective and reliable items, you’re liable to experience future troubles that can lead to expenses totalling more than if you just bought a better item in the first place.

Of course, do not completely go over budget. Make sure you do some in-depth research on quality, cheaper products that will work effectively for a long time.

Quality of fittings

A wetroom can fall apart at the seams if you don’t save some of your overall budget for good quality, long-lasting fittings.

No matter whether it’s the light fittings or the underfloor warming, once more, it’s not a good idea to go cheap and ineffective.

Plan your budget, and figure out whether you can afford good fittings or whether you’ll have to reduce payments elsewhere in order to do so. Without the right fittings, your wet room will cost you more in the long run.

Time frame

Overall, from planning to finish, it can take upwards of a fortnight to complete the build of a wet room.

You should spend a week planning the design of your wet room. Then, you’ll need to find the correct fittings, furniture, shower unit etc.

Finding the right tradesmen for the job can also be tricky. You’ll need someone with a good reputation and plenty of experience.

Whilst work is being done turning your bathroom into a wet room, you will need a place to shower, go to the toilet and do everything else you normally do in the bathroom. It’s a good idea to understand and plan for all sorts of issues as you prepare for a week or two of work.

The installation of a wet room can take anywhere from 4 days to two weeks – this again depends on the size of the wetroom and the additional features you wish to implement.

FAQs

Is a wet room more expensive than a traditional bathroom?

Yes, usually a wet room will cost upwards of 20% more than a standard bathroom. Mainly, this is because of the waterproofing (tanking) process that is a necessity with wet rooms.

This price is variable in relation to the size of the bathroom, the features implemented and the labour used. It is also changeable with the quality of items you decide to go with.

Due to the build-up of costs from labour, furniture, fittings, and materials, wet rooms are often more expensive than traditional bathrooms. However, this price does come with some perks such as easy cleaning, a luxury feel, and practical nature.

Do wet rooms add value to a home?

Yes, a properly, and professionally installed wet room will increase the value of your home if it is added as an ensuite or secondary shower room.

The majority of modern home buyers see wet rooms as attractive, useful features that put them above alternative homes that don’t have one.

Can any bathroom be a wet room?

Yes, no matter the size or design of your current bathroom, a professional installer will be able to transform it into a wet room.

Some compromises may have to be made for smaller rooms, however, a fully functional, effective wet room is possible in any home or apartment.

Your budget will decide whether you can afford to install an effective, quality wet room.

What is the cost of wet room installation?

The average overall cost of a wet room is between £3500 and £10,000.

This price is dependent on the labour you use, the products you purchase as well as the scale and complexity of the project. Those with smaller bathrooms should expect to pay less than those with larger bathrooms.

Is having a wet room practical?

Yes, a wet room can help elderly people or those who struggle with mobility to enjoy more comfort when showering. Additional features such as handrails and chairs can be implemented at an extra cost if they are required.

Wet rooms are extremely easy to clean. Simply mop or wipe the flooring and walls, then it will drain or dry up soon enough. You’ll no longer have to lift your legs to get into a bathtub or scrub vigorously to clean those corners of the tub that are hard to reach and build up with dirt.

How long does it take to install a wet room?

The minimum time you should expect building work to last is four days. However, more often than not it will take around a week for all work to be completed, leaving you with a fully functioning wet room to enjoy.

Sometimes, it can take upwards of two weeks to install a wet room if there are complexities or complications along the way.

The size of your bathroom and the expertise required to make the design for your wet room a reality may extend the amount of time needed and the amount of money demanded.

It’s good to be prepared, so have somewhere lined up to shower, brush your teeth, go to the toilet and do all other things you might need to do in your bathroom.

You should plan for all of these things before you hire anyone and should have backups just in case there are problems along the way that you cannot control.

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If you want a luxury experience in your home, then a wet room is an excellent option. Step into your wet room to shower in the morning and to relax in after work.

Wet rooms are growing in popularity because they are becoming easier and cheaper to install. In this article, we’ll clue you in on everything you need to know about the costs of installing wet rooms.

How Much Does Each Wet Room Component Cost?

Shower tray former

The shower tray former is a special type of shower tray that sits underneath the tiles or flooring in the shower room. Its job is to maintain the evenness of the floor and to direct the water from the shower towards the waste pipe.

The wet room shower tray is an important feature of the wet room installation, and it’s recommended that you choose the right one for your wet rooms project. This also influences the cost.

Estimated cost:

The cost of your shower tray former will depend on the scale and cost of your wet room installation. For instance, if you want a luxury wet room installation, then you will pay more for your shower tray former, more expensive formers can offer better quality and functionality.

However, in general, a shower tray former should only cost between £200 and £300, for one that’s guaranteed to last.

Tiles and flooring

When it comes to flooring for your wet room project, you have a range of options for the tiles. Most people choose between porcelain, mosaic, or natural stone. Tiles made from these materials offer a beautiful and functional flooring style that will last for many years.

Remember, it’s important to have tiles that grip in a wet room, so ceramic tiles are not recommended, although they are good for walls.

Estimated cost:

Again, the cost of the wet room will largely depend on the size and ambition of the project. Regardless of whether you choose natural stone or porcelain, the cost of the wet room will be higher if you have larger floor space.

Typically, you will pay more for natural stone tiles; these come in at around £5.00 per square metre and are the more expensive option. Porcelain is cheaper; these cost around £2.00 per square metre.

Shower unit

When it comes to designing your wet room, you have two options; you can have a wet room shower or a shower unit. A wet room shower is a shower that blends with the rest of the room; there is no shower unit; instead, there is a gradient on the floor directing water to the drain.

Other wet rooms have a shower unit that is separated from the rest of the shower area. A shower unit is sometimes raised.

Estimated cost:

If you intend to install a new shower unit in your wet room, the cost will depend on the size and scale of your project. Unlike a wet room shower, a shower unit requires some additional materials such as a glass enclosure and step.

If you want to install a shower unit in your wet room, you can expect to pay somewhere between £2000 and £5000 depending on the materials and style of the shower room.

Tanking slurry/membrane

Wet rooms aren’t straightforward; in order to succeed as a wet room, the area needs to be sealed and watertight. This can be achieved in two ways, one of them is a tanking slurry, and the other is a tanking membrane.

Membranes are needed to prevent the shower water from penetrating the wall or floor and causing problems with the foundations or infrastructure. Each has its advantages and wet room costs.

Estimated cost:

The cost of your waterproofing will depend on the size of your floor space. Whether you choose tanking slurry or tanking membrane, the cost will increase in tandem with the square meterage of your space.

In general, the tanking slurry is cheaper than a tanking membrane, which also requires professional installation. Expect to pay around £50 per metre for a slurry or membrane, but the membrane needs installation.

Toilet

When it comes to toilet installation in your wet room, there are good and bad choices. In general, you want a toilet that is raised and sits flush to the wall; this prevents flooding underneath when you use the wet room freely.

If you choose a floor-standing toilet, it can lead to collected water and flooding issues that require further maintenance. For this reason and more, a raised toilet is a better idea.

Estimated cost:

While conventional floor-mounted toilets tend to be cheaper than wall-mounted ones, they are not as sensible for a wet room project.

For this reason, it’s better to invest in a wall-mounted toilet at a higher cost. These toilets can cost anywhere between £100 and £5000 depending on the quality and brand you want for your project. Remember, there are sometimes some hidden costs, such as seats.

Basin

The basin in your wet room is one of the most versatile features of your project. There are many designs, styles, and materials of a basin that you can choose from; of course, the choices you make will be determined by the style of the wet room and your budget.

Consider whether you want a wall-mounted washbasin or a floor-mounted washbasin; again, a floor-mounted one has some issues.

Estimated cost:

Washbasins are available in a variety of shapes and styles, and they vary quite substantially in price. Since the washbasin is integral to the overall style of the project, you will have to integrate this with the style of the toilet and tiles.

For this reason, it’s a good idea to decide on the style of the washroom early in the project, even if you want a standard wet room. Expect to pay upwards of £100 for a quality basin.

Underfloor heating (optional)

Whether you are stepping into the wet room for the first time or stepping out of the shower onto the floor space, it makes a difference when the floor is pleasantly warm and not icy cold.

While it is not necessary to have heated flooring for your wet room, it’s a good idea, especially if you want that luxury experience. The good news is that underfloor heating is more accessible and affordable than you think.

Estimated cost:

Installing underfloor heating in a wet room is recommended not only for the reasons of luxury living but also because it provides exceptional functionality.

Unsurprisingly, wet room floors regularly become flooded, which can lead to structural issues in the long term. If you want to keep your wet room dry, then install underfloor heating. Expect to pay around £1000 for underfloor heating for a new wet room.

Shower screen (optional)

If you have a wet room shower, there is no need to install a shower door; in this style of wet room, the entire space is sealed, and you can turn the shower on freely without worrying about flooding the floor space – but this is not the case with other wet room designs.

If you have a shower unit installed, you will need a shower door to prevent too much flooding on the wet room floor, even when it’s sealed.

Estimated cost:

When it comes to wet room shower screens, you have different options; you can choose a shower unit or a separate shower screen. Shower units are enclosed spaces with doors that open; you will have to step in and out of the shower and close the door when the shower is in use.

The other style is a shower screen that blocks the water. A shower door will cost you upwards of £100 and depends on your budget.

Additional costs

There are typically two ways to install a wet room; if you have some building experience or trade experience, you can install the basic wet room yourself; otherwise, it’s a good idea to hire a professional installer.

Although you will pay a little more than doing the work yourself, you can rest assured that the installation will be professional and guaranteed for at least a decade. This is a reasonable option.

However, if you want to install the wet room yourself and save money, make sure you plan the project carefully and work to a tight and realistic budget. If you decide to go it alone, you will need some tools and materials to carry out the work successfully.

Additional tools you will need include a measuring ruler and pencil, a circular saw, and a drill with a range of bits; you may also need tape and primer.

How Much Will Labour Costs Be?

Of course, the labour costs of your project largely depend on how you decide to install the wet room. If you are willing to study some of the trade skills you need for the job, it’s realistic to achieve a high-quality result without spending too much on labour costs.

Even if you decide to carry out the work yourself, you might still have to hire a professional for some jobs, such as plumbing or electric work.

If you decide to hire professional installers for the entire job, you can expect to pay between £10,000 and £20,000 in total. Again, the cost of the installation depends on the size and scale of the project.

If you want to reduce the overall cost and still enjoy luxury wet room installations, it’s a good idea to install as much as you can and only pay for specialist work. Plumbing can still be expensive.

Factors Affecting The Price Of A Wet Room Installation

Current flooring

If you’re like most households, your bathroom will have flooring that is based on wood or concrete. Nowadays, a wet room can be installed regardless of the type of flooring you have; nevertheless, there are some considerations to make.

For one thing, if you want to install your wet room on an existing timber floor, you will need to prepare it correctly using a shower tray and special drainage facilities.

Room size

A large wet room with a free-standing bathtub is an attractive prospect, but it’s not always the most affordable one. In general, the larger the area, the more expensive your wet room project will turn out.

Most of the materials needed for installing a wet room are measured in square feet. This includes tikes for the floor and underfloor heating. It also affects the price of the shower unit and toilet you select.

Accessibility

When it comes to accessibility, there are various options for you to choose from, you can have an open plan wet room installed with no shower unit, or you can have a shower unit that separates the area from the rest of the room.

If you opt for open plan accessibility, it might cost more overall because you will need to have the flooring properly tanked with a membrane or a slurry. This can affect the cost.

Location

Another factor that can affect the overall cost of your wet room installation is the location of your property. Whether you opt for partial installation or a full installation, the costs of plumbing, electricity, and materials often depend on the cost of your local services.

It’s possible to find cheaper installation services online, but unless they are accessible to your property, you might pay more.

Quality of parts

As with most household projects, the cost of the overall project depends on many factors. One of these factors is the quality of the parts, labour, and additional components needed to carry out the project successfully.

As with most aspects of the project, costs vary depending on the quality of the components used; this is an opportunity to save as well as improve quality depending on your attitude.

Wet Room Building Regulations In The UK

When you are thinking of installing a new wet room in the UK, the question of planning permission often arises.

Although a wet room installation seems like an internal modification that doesn’t require any permissions, it might still require an inspection from the building department at the local council office if you make alterations to plumbing and electrics. These modifications are very common.

Wet Room Vs Walk In Shower: Which Is Cheaper?

While wet room areas are an attractive prospect, they are not always the cheapest option. When it comes to installing a new shower in your home, the cheapest option is to install a prefabricated shower unit.

Not only are these prefabricated showers cheaper to buy they are also cheaper to install. But if you opt for a wet room shower, the costs can spiral quickly. In short, walk-ins are much cheaper.

Make your Wet Room a reality with Plumbnation

A wet room is an excellent idea; it provides a luxurious place to relax and enjoy your home while increasing the value of your property. A wet room also makes a property easier to sell.

However, it’s important to plan the project carefully and consider all the wet room installation costs, the last thing you want is for your project to become more expensive than you planned for, but there are cheaper options.

At Plumbnation we stock all the parts you’ll need to build a wet room of your own. You’ll find a selection of showers that are perfect for any wet room or walk-in shower. We also stock specialised wet room shower trays and wet room screens to help you turn your project into a reality.

FAQs

Is it better to use tanking slurry or a membrane for waterproofing?

There are advantages and disadvantages to both tank slurry and tank membranes. In general, tank slurry is very effective; however, its effectiveness largely depends on the quality of the wall behind it; if the walls are low quality, the slurry’s integrity will be compromised, leading to leaks and drainage issues.

Membranes are more reliable overall, but they must be installed by professionals with a pump.

How much value will a wet room add to my home?

In general, installing a wet room will add value to your home, that’s because wet rooms and ensuites make maintenance simpler than a traditional bathroom; it also increases the functionality of the property.

However, to add value to the home, the wet room takes professional installation. According to recent surveys, installing a wet room can add 5% value to your home or property.

Is an upstairs wet room a good idea?

Installing a wet room is considered a luxury in the home; it allows you to walk into a room and have a shower or bath without worrying about flooding, rot, or drainage issues.

Naturally, most people imagine a wet room on the ground floor where it is easier to seal the room and protect it from flooding; but if the wet room is installed correctly, you can easily install one on the second floor or upstairs area.

How long will it take to install my wet room?

Installing a wet room in your home can improve your quality of life and increase the value of your property; you need to be prepared to wait one week for the work to be carried out adequately.

Typically, a wet room will only take a maximum of four days to install by a professional company, but there will be a day or two on either side of the work for preparation and clearing up the work after.

How Much Does a Wetroom Cost?, Wetroom Experts

Often the first question we are asked is “how much does a wetroom cost?” Many factors can affect the answer but we have put together some figures for you based on creating a wetroom with a floor area of 2m x 2m. We hope this will help you in budgeting for your wetroom project.

Shower Tray Former

A properly functioning wetroom needs to have a slope in the floor (slope to falls) which allows the water from the shower to drain away leaving the floor water free. The easiest and most reliable way of creating the correct slope to falls is to use a Shower Tray Former. Unlike a traditional shower tray, a shower tray former is built into the floor and is tiled over to create a seamless finish.

Be wary of cheap shower tray formers which, although they may be guaranteed, are not rigid. Any movement in the former can cause the tanking or the tiles to break. Such damage will not be covered by the guarantee and can lead to costly repairs.

There are many formers available on the market with prices ranging from £100 for a composite former (often supplied without waste or grating) to £630 for a made-to-measure former including a robust waste outlet and a solid stainless steel laser cut grating.

The quality of the grating (tile set) is a major factor in cost: cheaper products will either include a pressed steel tile set, or sometimes, won’t include any waste outlet at all.

Tanking (Waterproofing) Your Wetroom

Choose a tanking product which has been certified as suitable for use in wetrooms. Look for the CE mark on the product to confirm, it has been thoroughly tested and will form a reliable waterproof base on which to tile.
Often wetroom tanking is sold in the form of a kit containing all the products you need to fully waterproof the wetroom: check the size of kit you are purchasing and not just the price, as cheaper kits can cover a very small area.

Remember the entire floor should be tanked as well as the walls in the immediate showering area. We have produced a calculation guide which shows how to calculate exactly how much tanking is required.
Wetroom tanking kits (10sq.m) are available from about £65 to £314.51.

Underfloor Heating

Underfloor heating is a great choice for a wetroom: it is warm underfoot and helps to keep the wetroom dry.
Electric underfloor heating mats are ideal for fitting in a wetroom: they are easy to install and quicker to heat up than wet systems. The heating mats come in a variety of sizes and require a control unit. Be careful when choosing your system as some of the cheapest looking heating mats don’t include the thermostat.

We usually advise our customers that it is unnecessary to install underfloor heating in the immediate showering area as the heat from the water will heat the floor sufficiently and the slope to falls will prevent standing water.

Prices for a 3 sq.m. kit (including thermostat), start at about £100 rising to £300. Most of the difference in cost is in the sophistication of the thermostat you buy. Be sure to check the guarantee supplied with your product as most reputable electric heating mats will be supplied with a 10 year guarantee.

Wetroom Showers

There are a vast array of showers available and they range in price from £100 to, well the sky seems to be the limit but being realistic, say £900.

The choice of shower will depend on your needs and budget but to help you choose the best type of shower we have found this handy article Shower Types Explained

Shower Screens

Shower screens aren’t strictly necessary in a wetroom but can be useful if splashing is likely to be a problem. Choose a shower screen which has been designed for a wetroom, these tend to be taller than those designed for a shower cabinet.

Prices for shower screens start at about £100 but, as with the showers can climb depending on the fittings and style to £600 +.

Tiles

With tiles the style you choose can affect the labour cost involved with large tiles taking less time to lay and using less grout and spacers.

Most tiles are non-porous such as ceramic or porcelain. Porous tiles such as marble and travertine can be very attractive but will need to be sealed on a regular basis.

The cost of tiles range from approximately £12 per sq. m. up to £80+ per sq. m.

Tile Adhesive, Spacers and Grout

The cost of tile adhesive, spacers and grout should not be forgotten. A good wall and floor adhesive will cost around £14 per bag and cover approximately 4m2 and a 2.5 kg bag of flexible grout will cost around £8 and a bag of spacer comes in at approximately £10 per hundred.

Labour costs

Labour cost can vary throughout the country but a cost of between £150 and £200 per man day would not be unreasonable, with prices higher in the London area. The time taken will depend on the amount of ripping out required, the complexity of the design and the type of tiles used.

Average cost of Wetroom

Taking a 4 sq.m. room with walls of 2.3m high, we can now put together the average cost for a wetroom using a robust shower tray former and tiling the entire floor and walls.

Material / Labour	Cost (£) Including VAT
Shower Tray Former	480
Tanking Shower Kit	150
Underfloor Heating 2m2	150
Shower	450
Shower Screen (corner panel)	300
Tiles (£40 per m2)	816
Tile Adhesive	70
Grout	40
Spacers	20
Labour (2 person team for 5 days)	1800
TOTAL COST	4276

*Please note these figures do not include adding any further features such as basin or toilet.

In Conclusion

The cost of a wetroom is very dependent on the size of your room, the fittings you require, the quality of those fittings and the amount of labour needed to strip out and re-fit the room. It would be reasonable to expect a 4 sq.m. wetroom to cost in the region of £5000 but please note, the figures we have supplied are to be treated only as a guide.

The most important thing to remember is to use the best quality products you can afford and have them fitted by a reputable installer. Some decisions such as tiles and grating type will affect the way your wetroom looks, while other decisions, such as the quality and quantity of the tanking and the strength of the shower tray former, may not have an immediate visual impact but are probably more important when it comes to long term performance and peace of mind.

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How Much Does It Cost to Make Your Bathroom a Wet Room? – Livings Cented

There is no definitive answer to this question as the cost will vary depending on the size and layout of your bathroom, as well as the materials you choose. However, a wet room can typically be created for around £2,500 – £3,500. This price includes the cost of waterproofing the room, installing drainage and tiling.

If you are planning on doing any of the work yourself, then obviously your costs will be reduced.

If you’re considering turning your bathroom into a wet room, there are a few things you need to know about the potential cost. First, wet rooms can be much more expensive than traditional bathrooms because they require special construction and waterproofing. However, many people feel that the extra expense is worth it for the increased safety and convenience that wet rooms offer.

To give you an idea of how much it might cost to turn your bathroom into a wet room, we’ve put together some estimates for common materials and labor costs. Please keep in mind that these are only rough estimates and your actual costs may be higher or lower depending on the specific details of your project.
Materials:

-Waterproofing membrane: $200-$300
-Shower pan: $450-$550
-Tile: $800-$1200 (depending on type and quality)

-Grout and sealant: $100-$200

Contents

• How Much Does a Disabled Wet Room Cost
• Wet Room on a Budget
• Wet Room
• Wet Bathrooms
• Wet Room Installers near Me
• How Much Does It Cost to Put a Wet Room in a Bathroom?
• Can You Turn Any Bathroom into a Wet Room?
• Is It Easy to Make a Wet Room?
• How Do You Make a Bathroom a Wet Room?
• Bathroom Fitting Cost 2021 – Ultimate Guide to New Bathroom Prices.
• Conclusion

How Much Does a Disabled Wet Room Cost

A disabled wet room is a specially adapted bathroom that can be used by people with limited mobility. The main feature of a disabled wet room is that it has a level entry shower area, which makes it much easier for wheelchair users to access. Disabled wet rooms can also include other features such as grab rails and non-slip flooring, to make them even more user-friendly.

So, how much does a disabled wet room cost? Well, the answer to this question depends on a number of factors, including the size of the room and the specific features that you want to include. However, as a general guide, you can expect to pay around £3,000 – £5,000 for a small disabled wet room (excluding installation costs).

If you want to add extra features or make your wet room larger, then the cost will increase accordingly.
Installing a disabled wet room in your home can make life much easier for someone with limited mobility. If you are thinking about having one installed, then it is definitely worth getting some quotes from local bathroom specialists to see how much it would cost.

Wet Room on a Budget

A wet room is a shower area without a tray or screen and with a gradient floor that allows water to drain away. They’re often seen as a luxury item, but with careful planning, you can easily create a wet room on a budget.
Start by considering the layout of your bathroom and where the best place for your wet room would be.

If you have a large bathroom, you may be able to incorporate it into the existing space. However, if you’re working with a smaller bathroom, you may need to get creative and consider converting another room, such as an unused closet, into your wet room.

Once you have the space sorted out, it’s time to start thinking about drainage.

Wet rooms require good drainage in order to function properly so make sure to factor this into your budget. You may need to install an additional drain in your floor or make some modifications to your existing plumbing.
Next, choose waterproof materials for your walls and floors.

Tiles are a popular choice as they’re easy to clean and maintain but there are also waterproof paint options available if you want something different. Make sure any materials you select can withstand getting wet on a regular basis.
Finally, add some finishing touches like grab bars and shower curtains or doors to contain the water spray.

These items will help keep your wet room looking neat and tidy while also providing safety features for anyone using the space.

Wet Room

A wet room is a bathroom that doesn’t have any barriers, like a shower curtain or door, between the shower and the rest of the room. Wet rooms are becoming increasingly popular in homes because they can make small bathrooms feel larger and more luxurious.
One downside of wet rooms is that they can be difficult to keep clean since there’s no way to contain water inside the shower area.

But if you’re willing to put in a little extra effort, a wet room can be a beautiful and functional addition to your home.

Wet Bathrooms

Wet bathrooms are a type of bathroom that features a shower area and a wet room. The wet room is usually adjacent to the toilet area, and it contains a drain in the floor that allows water to drain away. Wet bathrooms are common in Europe, Asia, and South America, but they are becoming more popular in the United States as well.

There are several benefits to having a wet bathroom. First, they eliminate the need for a separate shower stall or tub. This can save space in small bathrooms.

Second, they allow you to take showers without creating any mess – all the water stays contained in the wet room. Finally, they can be easier to clean than traditional bathrooms because there are no corners for dirt and mold to collect in.
If you’re considering adding a wet bathroom to your home, there are a few things you should keep in mind.

First, make sure you have enough space. Wet rooms require at least 35 square feet of space, so if your bathroom is on the small side you may need to reconfigure some things (like moving the sink into another room). Second, consider your drainage system – remember that water will be draining directly onto your floor so you’ll need good ventilation and possibly even an additional drain in your floor (consult with a professional before making any changes).

Finally, think about what kind of finishes you want – tile is usually best since it’s easy to clean and won’t be damaged by water exposure.

Adding a wet bathroom can be a great way to update your home and make better use of your space – just make sure you do your research first!

Wet Room Installers near Me

If you are in the market for a wet room, there are several Wet Room Installers near Me that can help you with the installation. A wet room is a great addition to any home, and can add value and style. Wet rooms can be installed in any number of ways, so it is important to consult with a professional installer to ensure that your wet room is installed correctly.

Many installers will also offer warranty protection on their work, so be sure to ask about this before you make your final decision.

How Much Does It Cost to Put a Wet Room in a Bathroom?

When it comes to adding a wet room to your bathroom, the cost can vary depending on a number of factors. The size and layout of your bathroom will play a big role in how much it will cost to install a wet room. If you have a large bathroom, you may be able to convert an existing space into a wet room without too much trouble.

However, if you have a smaller bathroom, you may need to make some changes to the layout in order to accommodate a wet room.
The type of flooring you have in your bathroom will also affect the cost of installing a wet room. If you have tile or stone floors, they will likely need to be replaced with waterproof materials in order to create a safe and effective wet room.

This can add quite a bit to the overall cost of the project.
Finally, the fixtures and fittings that you choose for your wet room can also impact the total cost. If you want high-end finishes and fixtures, expect to pay more for them than if you opt for more basic options.

All told, installing a wet room in your bathroom can range from several thousand dollars up to $10,000 or more depending on the factors mentioned above.

Can You Turn Any Bathroom into a Wet Room?

A wet room is a bathroom in which the shower area is not enclosed by a shower screen or curtain, but instead is open to the rest of the room. Wet rooms are growing in popularity as they can give the illusion of more space in small bathrooms and create a luxurious spa-like feel.
So, can you turn any bathroom into a wet room?

In short, the answer is yes – but there are some things to bear in mind before starting such a project. Firstly, your bathroom will need to have good drainage as water will be flowing freely from the shower area. You will also need to waterproof your bathroom floor and walls to protect them from damage.

Finally, it’s important to choose non-slip flooring for your wet room as it will inevitably get wet! With all of these factors in mind, transforming your bathroom into a wet room can be a great way to add value to your home.

Is It Easy to Make a Wet Room?

A wet room is a type of bathroom that doesn’t have any barriers, such as shower doors or curtains, between the shower and the rest of the room. Wet rooms are becoming increasingly popular because they can make small bathrooms feel more spacious and open.
Making a wet room can be easy if you have some basic construction knowledge and follow these simple steps:

1. Choose the right location: The best place for a wet room is on an upper floor where gravity will help drain water away. Avoid putting a wet room on a concrete slab, as this will make it harder to control moisture.
2. waterproof the area: You’ll need to put a waterproof membrane over any areas where water could potentially leak through, such as cracks in the foundation or around pipes.

Make sure to use a breathable membrane so that vapor can escape.
3. Install a drainage system: A typical wet room will require installing a linear drain in the floor along with proper sloping and drainage to ensure that water flows towards the drain instead of standing in puddles around your feet.

How Do You Make a Bathroom a Wet Room?

When most people think of wet rooms, they envision a space that is constantly wet and slippery. However, wet room bathrooms can be designed in a variety of ways to fit the needs of the user. For example, some wet room bathrooms have a shower area with a drain in the floor, while others may have a bathtub or Jacuzzi.

The important thing to remember when designing a wet room bathroom is that all surfaces must be waterproof and there should be good drainage to prevent water from pooling on the floor.
One way to make your bathroom into a wet room is by installing a shower base with a drain in the floor. This type of installation is ideal for small bathrooms as it doesn’t require any extra plumbing.

Another option is to install a bathtub or Jacuzzi in your wet room bathroom. This will create an oasis-like feel in your bathroom and you won’t have to worry about water spilling onto the floor.
If you are planning on using your wet room bathroom for both showers and baths, then you will need to install two drains – one for each purpose.

You can also consider installing heated floors in your wet room bathroom so that you can enjoy warm feet even after stepping out of the shower or tub. No matter what type of design you choose, remember that all surfaces must be waterproofed and there should be adequate drainage to prevent water from pooled on the floor.

Bathroom Fitting Cost 2021 – Ultimate Guide to New Bathroom Prices.

Conclusion

Making your bathroom a wet room doesn’t have to be expensive. In fact, it can be quite affordable if you know where to look. There are a few things you’ll need to consider, such as the type of flooring and walls you have, but overall the cost shouldn’t be too high.

Wet Room Installation Costs: How Much in 2022?

A wet room has become a popular feature of many homes in the modern era, due to the practical advantages installing one gives your property and residents. Installing a wet room is not a job that can be easily DIY-ed as there as so many different elements to ensuring your wet room is installed correctly, from tiling to pipe installation to water leak prevention.

The differences between a wet room and a standard bathroom aren’t always clear. A wet room is a type of bathroom that usually contains a shower with no threshold.

A wet room’s floor is typically installed with a slope so that the water runs to the installed drain and doesn’t stagnate on the floor.

In comparison, a traditional bathroom could contain a toilet or bathtub as well as a shower, and there will be some kind of threshold to separate the bathing area from the rest of the room.

The main point of difference between the two is the accessibility of the space. Wet rooms are relatively open spaces and often include wall-hanging toilets and sinks, whereas traditional bathrooms may be much smaller with bathtubs and other appliances installed.

Our guide will take a closer look at wet room installations, including how much they cost, what affects the cost of building a wet room, how to save money and the best way to find a builder to help you build one!

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How Much Does a Wet Room Cost?

Wet room installation costs can vary, and this is often due to the size of the room and the design of the wet room. You will probably want to keep the design of your wet room as close to the general aesthetic of the rest of your property as possible so that the new addition doesn’t look out of place.

The table below takes a look at estimated supply and labour costs for installing a wet room.

Bathroom Type	Advantages	Disadvantages
Traditional bathroom	-Less expensive to instal -Traditional aesthetic is more desirable for some homeowners -Easier to keep dry than a wet room -Can still be installed in a smaller space	-Potentially less open space -Not completely watertight as a wet room -Not as accessible -More difficult to clean and maintain as not as much open space
Wet room	-Completely waterproof after installation -Very easy to clean as easy access to the floor, particularly if installed with hung toilet and sink -Increases the value of your home -Very accessible	-Expensive to instal -Is more likely to experience mould growth if not maintained properly -Can be difficult to keep dry -May not be possible to instal in particularly small rooms

A wet room installation did use to be primarily limited to the ground floor of a property, but this is no longer the case as building techniques and material qualities have developed. Wet rooms can’t always be installed in very small spaces, however, as the flooring needs to be at a certain slope for drainage, so do bear this in mind when considering installation.

Size also plays a big factor in impacting the final cost. A small wet room with no additional costs is likely to take three-four days to complete with the total cost estimated between £2,000-£3,500.

A medium-sized wet room with no additional costs is likely to take between five-six days to complete and will cost an estimated £4,000-£5,000.

A large-sized wet room with no additional costs is likely to take between six to seven days to complete with the total cost estimated between £4,500-£6,500.

If you want a wet room with more accessories, such as specific lighting or underfloor heating, be aware that this could push the cost of the wet room installation up to between £7,000-£9,000.

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What Affects the Cost of Building a Wet Room?

There are a few different factors that will have an impact on the final cost of installing a wet room. We take a closer look at these factors below, so you know exactly what to keep an eye on when it comes to your own wet room installation.

Size

The larger the wet room, the more expensive it will be to instal.

Larger wet rooms will come with both larger supply and labour costs than smaller wet rooms. If you’re hoping to keep the costs of a wet room installation down, it is worth considering the size of the wet room and maybe opting for a smaller wet room installation.

Design

Similarly, the more complicated the design and features of your new wet room are, the more expensive it will be to instal. This is because more complicated work that may need to be undertaken to get your wet room functioning is likely to take longer, therefore increasing the labour costs.

If you’re working to a smaller budget, don’t go overboard with additional features or functions of the wet room when thinking about the initial design. Keeping it simple is the best way to keep your labour costs down.

Location

As with all home renovation projects, the location of your property will have an impact on the final price. Properties located in London can expect to pay an estimated £50-£100 more per day for labour costs than properties located in the Northern regions of the UK.

When creating your budget for a new wet room installation, do bear in mind the location of your property and the impact it will have on labour costs.

Number of Contractors

The typical number of contractors to work on a wet room installation is two, but if you’re considering getting a larger wet room installed with lots of intricate finishings and demanding pipework, there may need to be more than two contractors on-site to get the job finished.

A larger number of contractors needed will mean that your labour costs will also increase. An estimated cost for an installer of a wet room is £150-£200 per day.

Additional Features

If you want more than just a basic wet room, you’re likely looking at some additional features to add to the design. These features can make your wet room more luxurious and heighten the enjoyment of using the room, but they will come with some extra costs.

Underfloor heating is a popular additional feature for wet room installation that improves a wet room experience. It typically costs £300-£500 to have underfloor heating installed.

If you’re hoping to add some additional bathroom features to your wet room, such as a toilet or a bath, you can expect to pay between £700-£1,500 for their installation.

Additional pipework and plumbing may also be needed. Plumbers will usually charge £40-£65 per hour for their work.

If it is a larger-sized project, they may offer you a daily rate instead which will normally cut the final price a little bit and can typically range from £200-£300.

It’s a good idea to speak with the builder you are considering hiring about any additional pipework or plumbing that may need to be undertaken as they will be able to advise you on what needs to be done.

Should I Choose a Wet Room Over a Traditional Bathroom?

Deciding between a wet room or a bathroom can be a tricky choice as there are pros and cons of both types of room. It varies from homeowner to homeowner which choice will work best, and it usually comes down to individual preference and the size of your budget.

A good way to help you decide is to consider what you want and need from this space: is it a luxurious bathing experience? Somewhere that can provide you and your family a large and easily maintained place to clean? Somewhere that’s easily accessible?

The table below takes a look at the advantages and disadvantages of installing a traditional bathroom and a wet room to help you decide which room type works best for you.

Bathroom Type	Advantages	Disadvantages
Traditional bathroom	-Less expensive to instal -Traditional aesthetic is more desirable for some homeowners -Easier to keep dry than a wet room -Can still be installed in a smaller space	-Potentially less open space -Not completely watertight as a wet room -Not as accessible -More difficult to clean and maintain as not as much open space
Wet room	-Completely waterproof after installation -Very easy to clean as easy access to the floor, particularly if installed with hung toilet and sink -Increases the value of your home -Very accessible	-Expensive to instal -Is more likely to experience mould growth if not maintained properly -Can be difficult to keep dry -May not be possible to instal in particularly small rooms

Wet rooms can be great options if a resident of the home is differently-abled and needs an easily accessible place to bathe.

How Can I Save Money on a Wet Room?

There are a few ways you can save money on a wet room, but you should still be prepared for the costs of installing one even in its most basic design as it is a relatively expensive installation.

Firstly, ensure that your design for a new wet room is simple and doesn’t include a lot of add-on features or accessories. Keeping the supply costs as minimal as you can is a really good way to keep the overall price of a wet room down.

Secondly, consider the size of the wet room. If you want a larger wet room installed, you are going to find that the final price will be higher than installing a smaller wet room, so take this into account beforehand.

Thirdly, steer clear of additional features. Adding a wet room to your property can increase your property value and that’s without the additional features such as underfloor heating or an additional bathtub installed.

Stick to a simple design that doesn’t have additional costs to keep your price.

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How Do I Find and Hire a Builder?

We always recommend seeking recommendations from family, friends and neighbours for any builders they may have worked with who have installed a wet room for them or are known to have experience in this field.

Speaking with your close circle means you can source recommendations from tradespeople you know you can trust and that may have even worked with your family, friends or neighbours for years.

It’s also likely you can see first-hand the work the tradesperson did and decide for yourself if the quality of the job fits the standards you’d like.

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Ensuring the Professional Is the Right Fit

It’s a good idea to make sure you have a list of questions ready to verify that the professional you are hoping to hire is the right fit for you and meets the correct standards. Use the questions below to make sure your professional is up to the job:

• Ask them for a written quote. Any contractor worth their salt will be happy to provide you with a written quote and this way you will get to see exactly what is included in the price.
• Ask for their experience. It’s best to go with a tradesperson who has previously installed wet rooms and understands the experience required.
• For their references. If they can provide you with references you can be sure of their ability and may even be able to see some of their previous work.
• For any photos of their previous jobs. This will offer you the opportunity to see the quality of their work and could also provide you with some good references for your project designs.
• If they and their tools are insured. This can protect you from lawsuits if they or your property is damaged when they come to your home.

Final Checklist:

Take a look at the checklist below to make sure you’ve got everything you need before you begin your wet room installation:

• Consider the size of the wet room. Think about the budget you’ve laid out and what size room you have available for installation.
• Think about the design of the wet room. You should try to keep the style of the wet room matching the rest of the home.
• Decide whether or not you will be adding any additional costs to the final price with features such as extra tiling or underfloor heating.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need Planning Permission or Building Regulations Approval for a Wet Room?

Generally, no, permission is not required for installing a new bathroom. However, if you’re unsure it’s best to speak with your local Planning Office so they can guide you on the next steps forward.

If you’re renovating a previous bathroom into a wet room, it’s unlikely you’ll need to apply for Building Regulations approval, however, if you’re making structural changes such as building an extension to turn into a wet room or if you’re adding new drainage, you should consult a Building Regulations officer before installation.

What is Tanking?

Tanking is also known as waterproofing and it is the act of adding an additional layer between the flooring and walls located in your wet room. Changes in humidity and water levels in a wet room can lead to fine cracks, which could eventually lead to water leakage.

To prevent this, you should get your water room tanked so that you don’t have to worry about tile damage, water leakage or mould. If you want complete peace of mind, it’s best to have a professional tanking done which is likely to cost from £25-£45 per square metre.

You can also tank a wet room yourself with a tanking kit that can range from £50-£300, but we would recommend you hire a professional so that you don’t run the risk of additional costs for repairs later on.

What Is the Best Flooring for a Wet Room?

There are various options for flooring a wet room.

Tile is typically the most common flooring option, and you can choose from waterproof tiles such as stone and mosaic for your floor. The cost of these tiles will range on their quality and design, but you can expect to pay between £20-£100 per square metre.

You may wish to go for a vinyl flooring finish which is likely to cost around £200-£400 for supply and labour costs. Vinyl has good anti-slip qualities, is waterproof and easy to install but it is also susceptible to extreme fading of design and sharp objects can easily damage the material.

An expensive flooring solution, favoured for its aesthetic appeal, is micro-cement. This is made up of cement, water-based resins and colour pigments and is likely to cost £80-£120 per square metre.

It’s a beautiful flooring option that is resistant to chemicals and scratches but it is an expensive option that is also complicated to install and could increase labour costs.

Prices for finishing work in Moscow: price list 2019

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Price list “StroyRemDesign” – prices for more than three hundred finishing works for Moscow for the repair of offices, premises, apartments, country houses, which are grouped by type:

• Dismantling
• Ceilings
• Walls
• Floors
• Electrical
• Plumbing

Calculating the cost of finishing work is not an easy task. The price of finishing works per m2 varies by 15-20% or more, depending on the conditions of the premises, the type and size of the property, the level of materials, non-standard and the extent of renovation. For a starting point in budgeting, keep reading or give us a call to review your renovation and prepare a detailed estimate.

Prices for finishing works: StroyRemDesign price list in Moscow for 2022

Demolition

Demolition of walls	Price
Breaking brick partitions into 1/2 bricks	160 ₽/m2
Dismantling brick partitions into 1 brick	400 ₽/m2
Disassembly of brick partitions and walls into 1.5 bricks	750 ₽/m2
Dismantling of frame-sheathing partitions	135 ₽/m2
Dismantling of wall cladding from plasterboard on a metal frame	150 ₽/m2
Dismantling partitions from GKL	190 ₽/m2
Dismantling of walls from foam blocks and plasterboard	145 ₽/m2
Removing paint from walls	90 ₽/m2
Removing old wallpaper from walls	105 ₽/m2
Removing ceramic and tile from walls	180 ₽/m2
Removing plaster from walls	from 90 ₽/m2

Removing ceilings	Price
Removing the slatted ceiling	120 ₽/m2
Armstrong suspended ceiling removal	90 ₽/m2
Removing paint from the ceiling	90 ₽/m2
Stucco removal without saving	80 ₽/mp
Removing plaster from the ceiling	160 ₽/m2
Removing wallpaper from the ceiling	80 ₽/m2
Ceiling whitewash cleaning with rinsing	150 ₽/m2
Dismantling plasterboard ceiling 1 level	180 ₽/m2
Dismantling plasterboard ceiling 2 levels	250 ₽/m2
Stretch ceiling removal	250 ₽/m2

Opening removal	Price
Removal of door blocks and door frame without saving	600 ₽/pcs
Removal of door blocks and door frame with preservation of	900 ₽/pcs
Removing the window unit	550 ₽/piece

Floor removal	Price
Removing linoleum and carpet floor	70 ₽/m2
Laminate removal	85 ₽/m2
Dismantling a wooden floor on joists	200 ₽/m2
Parquet removal without saving	from 280 ₽/m2
Removing floor tiles	190 ₽/m2
Removing the skirting without saving	50 ₽/m2
Dismantling of the old substrate, hardboard, plywood	50 ₽/m2
Removing concrete screed up to 2 cm thick	150 ₽/m2
Removing concrete screed over 2 cm thick	from 160 ₽/m2
Removing the screed from expanded clay concrete	from 90 ₽/m2

Electrical removal	Price
Dismantling the electric point	50 ₽/pc
Removing luminaires	60 ₽/pc
Wiring removal	15 ₽/mp
Dismantling the heated towel rail	90 ₽/pcs
Removing sockets and switches	40 ₽/pcs
Electrical panel removal	250 ₽/pc

Plumbing removal	Price
Removing the shower enclosure without saving	600 ₽/pcs
Removing the toilet bowl, bidet	500 ₽/piece
Removing the sink, sink	500 ₽/piece
Dismantling the cast iron bath (without removal)	600 ₽/pcs
Dismantling mixer tap	200 ₽/piece
Removing the heating radiator	480 ₽/piece
Removing water pipes	150 ₽/mp
Sewer pipe removal	200 ₽/mp

Ceilings

Repair and installation of ceilings	Price
Installation of a single-level plasterboard false ceiling with a metal frame device	from 650 ₽/m2
Installation of a false ceiling made of multi-level plasterboard with a metal frame device (without roundings and niches)	from 900 ₽/m2
Installation of a multi-level plasterboard false ceiling with a metal frame device (with niches or roundings)	from 1150 ₽/m2
Mounting suspended ceiling rack, mirror, Armstrong up to 8 sq. m (bathroom, kitchen)	470 ₽/m2
Installation of false ceiling rack, mirror, Armstrong over 8 sq.m.	380 ₽/m2
Installation of foam skirting board	120 ₽/mp
Painting trims, skirting boards	80 ₽/mp
Painting foam molding	90 ₽/mp
Ceiling plaster on plastic mesh up to 20mm	550 ₽/m2
Ceiling plaster over 30mm	700 ₽/m2
Wire mesh assembly	130 ₽/m2
Jointing, crack filling, rustication	70 ₽/mp
Ceiling primer 1 coat	50 ₽/m2
Ceiling putty for painting 1 time	140 ₽/m2
Ceiling putty for painting 2 times	350 ₽/m2
Ceiling putty for painting 3 times	420 ₽/m2
Ceiling putty on plasterboard with sickle	from 350 ₽/m2
Finishing putty for painting	280 ₽/m2
Sanding ceilings 1 coat	50 ₽/m2
Ceiling painting with HD paint (Matte) in 2 coats	180 ₽/m2
Venetian plaster prefabricated ceiling finish	1100 ₽/m2
Decorative cornice (fillet)	250 ₽/m2
Filling and painting decorative cornice (fillet)	200 ₽/mp
Pasting of ceilings with fiberglass	150 ₽/m2
Pasting of ceilings with interlining for painting	165 ₽/m2
Installation of polyurethane skirting board	320 ₽/mp
Painting and filling polyurethane skirting board	300 ₽/mp
Installation of plaster and polyurethane rosettes	850 ₽/pcs
Painting and filling plaster and polyurethane rosettes	700 ₽/pc
Ceiling primer with concrete contact	50 ₽/m2
Groove	130 ₽/m2
Ceiling waterproofing	290 ₽/m2

Walls

Construction of room dividers	Price
1/4 brick partition walls	580 ₽/m2
Construction of partitions in 1/2 bricks	640 ₽/m2
Construction of partitions in 1 brick	790 ₽/m2
Installation of plasterboard partitions in one layer	400 ₽/m2
Installation of plasterboard partitions in two layers	490 ₽/m2
Masonry walls from foam blocks and tongue-and-groove slabs	490 ₽/m2

Painting and plastering	Price
Plastering of internal walls made of bricks, foam blocks	420 ₽/m2
Plastering of internal walls made of bricks, foam blocks with mesh	450 ₽/m2
Alignment of walls with plaster on lighthouses with their subsequent dismantling	550 ₽/m2
Plastering and leveling walls with gypsum mix	330 ₽/m2
Interior wall decorative plaster	from 700 ₽/m2
Plasterboard filler	250 ₽/m2
Wall putty on plaster	180 ₽/m2
Wall putty according to grid	220 ₽/m2
Wall putty for painting	250 ₽/m2
Wall putty for wallpaper	350 ₽/m2
Wall sanding 1 layer	35 ₽/m2
Pasting walls/ceilings with masking mesh	90 ₽/m2
Wall primer, one coat	50 ₽/m2
Wall primer (second coat and all subsequent coats)	35 ₽/m2
Wall primer with concrete contact	50 ₽/m2
Wall sanding	45 ₽/m2
Wall sanding for painting	45 ₽/m2
Simple wall painting 2 coats matt	145 ₽/m2
Decorative wall painting	from 550 ₽/m2
Painting wallpaper	170 ₽/m2
Plain and non-woven wallpaper gluing without pattern matching	190 ₽/m2
Vinyl and non-woven wallpaper gluing with matching pattern	230 ₽/m2
Textile wallpapering	420 ₽/m2
Wallpaper border	60 ₽/mp
Application of multi-layer decorative coating without preparation	700 ₽/m2
Installation of polyurethane moldings	310 ₽/mp
Polyurethane painting and moldings	300 ₽/mp
Wall painting	170 ₽/m2
Wall grooving	30 ₽/mp

Plasterboard	Price
Plasterboard wall cladding with metal frame in one layer	390 ₽/m2
Wall cladding with gypsum board with metal frame in two layers	490 ₽/m2
Wall putty on GKL with gluing the seams with sickle	from 250 ₽/m2
Installation of gypsum board boxes in the bathroom	from 350 ₽/mp

Tiled	Price
Wall cladding with ceramic, stoneware tiles	from 650 ₽/m2
Wall cladding with ceramic tiles on plasterboard	600 ₽/m2
Wall cladding with porcelain tiles without grouting	from 700 ₽/m2
Ceramic border installation	350 ₽/mp
Trimming tiles at 45 degree outside corners	550 ₽/mp
Drilling holes in ceramic tiles	300 ₽/pc
Drilling holes in porcelain stoneware	520 ₽/pc
Wall cladding with artificial stone without grouting	1400 ₽/m2
Grouting and jointing artificial stone	520 ₽/m2
Trim artificial stone at 45 degree outside corners	620 ₽/mp
Installation of artificial stone prefabricated corners	420 ₽/mp
Grouting tiles with one-component mortar	100 ₽/m2
Epoxy grout	800 ₽/m2
Epoxy mosaic grout	1200 ₽/m2

Openings	Price
Standard opening in masonry and plaster walls	750 ₽/m2
Opening in reinforced concrete walls	from 3500 ₽/m2
Installation of door frames with trim and trim	from 2600 ₽/piece
Installing architraves (without dissolution)	100 ₽/mp
Drawer	100 ₽/mp
Dissolution of platbands, extensions	170 ₽/mp
Mounting paint corners	45 ₽/mp
Installation of plaster corners	50 ₽/mp
Simple metal door installation	2450 ₽/pc
Arrangement of arched openings from 90 to 140 cm	1780 ₽/m2
Slope plaster	350 ₽/mp

Miscellaneous	Price
Installation of MDF wall panels	from 350 ₽/m2
Wall paneling with plywood	180 ₽/m2
Wall cladding with plastic panels with purlins and moldings	430 ₽/m2
Device for heat and sound insulation of walls made of plasterboard	from 70 ₽/m2
Wall waterproofing	300 ₽/m2
Wall soundproofing	from 100 ₽/mp

Floors

Floor screed	Price
Installation of concrete floor screed up to 50 mm	from 350 ₽/m2
Floor screed reinforcement with mesh	110 ₽/m2
Expanded clay up to 10 cm	70 ₽/m2
Expanded clay installation over 10 cm	110 ₽/m2
Installation of a finishing screed from self-leveling floors	from 190 ₽/m2

Floor tiles	Price
Porcelain stoneware flooring	850 ₽/m2
Laying tiles and ceramic tiles on the floor	800 ₽/m2

Floor waterproofing	Price
Installation of floor waterproofing coating in 2 layers	90 ₽/m2
Floor waterproofing device	280 ₽/m2

Floor installation	Price
Underlay for laminate and parquet	25 ₽/m2
Laying laminate with adhesive	350 ₽/m2
Lay laminate with lock	330 ₽/m2
Easy installation of strip parquet	1400 ₽/m2
Complicated installation of strip parquet	1800 ₽/m2
Installation of friezes, diagonal laying (to be added)	520 ₽/m2
Lacquering parquet in 3 coats	175 ₽/m2
Lay linoleum	220 ₽/m2
Carpet installation	250 ₽/m2
Carpet tiling	300 ₽/m2
Installation of plastic skirting board with corners	90 ₽/mp
Mounting decorative thresholds	100 ₽/piece
Installation of ceramic tiles thresholds	700 ₽/mp
Laying plywood on the floor under linoleum, parquet	350 ₽/m2
Floor primer	40 ₽/m2
Temporary floor covering with hardboard	20 ₽/m2

Electrical

An exact calculation is possible after studying the drawings of electric lighting and electrical equipment. The main factor that affects the cost of electrical repairs is the number of sockets, switches, and types of electrical appliances.

Installation and assembly of the electrical panel	Price
Installation of a niche for the switchboard	from 700 ₽/piece
Switchboard installation	from 1100 ₽/piece
Installation of a wall-mounted electrical panel up to 54 modules	1500 ₽/piece
Installation of a suspended electrical panel for a low-voltage network	750 ₽/pcs
Installation of a built-in electrical panel of a low-voltage network	1100 ₽/piece
Installation of low current circuit elements	180 ₽/piece
Installation of circuit breakers	180 ₽/piece
Power cable connection in panel	650 ₽/pc
Telephone and TV cable connection in switchboard	270 ₽/pcs

Grooving and drilling holes	Price
Chasing channels in gypsum walls for wiring, width up to 30mm	125 ₽/mp
Chasing channels in brick walls for wiring, width up to 30mm	145 ₽/mp
Chasing channels in reinforced concrete walls for wiring, width up to 30mm	380 ₽/mp
Chasing channels in reinforced concrete floors for wiring, width up to 30mm	290 ₽/mp
Chasing channels in reinforced concrete ceilings for wiring, width up to 30mm	445 ₽/mp
Groove termination, width up to 30mm	130 ₽/mp
Chasing for the installation of a built-in electrical panel up to 12 modules (without switching)	1500 ₽/piece
Chasing for the installation of a built-in electrical panel up to 24 modules (without switching)	2150 ₽/piece
Chasing for the installation of a built-in electrical panel up to 54 modules (without switching)	3230 ₽/pcs
Added when chasing under the electrical panel in reinforced concrete walls	3900 ₽/pc
Chasing and installing the socket box and junction boxes in plaster walls	180 ₽/piece
Chasing and installing the socket box and junction boxes in brick walls	150 ₽/piece
Chasing and installing the socket box and junction boxes in reinforced concrete walls	270 ₽/pcs
Added to install junction boxes larger than 80X80	175 ₽/piece
Wall punching	from 50 ₽/piece
Wall punching in load-bearing walls up to 20mm	180 ₽/piece
Hole punching in plasterboard ceiling for lamp	140 ₽/piece
Punching holes in drywall for sockets and switches	130 ₽/pcs
Laying of vinyl pipes (trays)	from 100 ₽/mp

Cable routing	Price
Cable management (concealed, recessed)	25 ₽/mp
Cable routing (open) up to wire 4. 0 mm	45 ₽/mp
Cable routing in false ceiling (open) up to 10mm	67 ₽/mp
Cable routing in screed (corrugated)	150 ₽/mp
Cable routing in cable channel	35 ₽/mp
Cable routing for large cross sections over 10mm up to 25mm	180 ₽/mp
Laying television, telephone, computer, speaker cables	30 ₽/mp
Laying other low-voltage cables (CCTV, alarm)	30 ₽/mp
Cable pulling through PVC, HDPE corrugation	22 ₽/mp
Pulling cable through PVC pipe	35 ₽/mp
Cable routing in electrical box	from 90 ₽/mp

Lighting assembly	Price
Ceiling lamp installation	450 ₽/piece
Installing recessed spotlight in false ceiling	180 ₽/piece
Halogen spotlight installation	200 ₽/piece
Fluorescent fixture installation	250 ₽/pc
Armstrong ceiling luminaire installation	450 ₽/piece
Installation of wall lamp	450 ₽/piece
Chandelier hooks	55 ₽/pcs
Easy installation of the chandelier on a hook without assembly	600 ₽/pcs
Simple chandelier installation with assembly (cost up to 15000 ₽)	1500 ₽/piece
Installation of a complex chandelier with assembly (cost up to 30,000 ₽)	3750 ₽/pc
Installation of a complex chandelier with assembly (cost over 30,000 ₽)	from 4200 ₽/piece
Installation of transformers under lamps	140 ₽/piece
Lamp protection unit installation (soft start)	125 ₽/piece
Installation profile for LED lighting	350 ₽/pc
Easy mounting of LED lighting	400 ₽/piece
Mounting RGB LED lighting	570 ₽/piece
Installation of step-down transformers	120 ₽/piece
Installation of transformers, controllers, amplifiers for LED	600 ₽/pcs

Installation and replacement of sockets and switches	Price
Installing an electric point of concealed supply	500 ₽/piece
Installation of surface socket, switch	200 ₽/piece
Installation of a socket, switch in a socket	180 ₽/piece
Installing the switch through, cross	280 ₽/pc
Installation of a computer, television, telephone socket	250 ₽/pc
Electric stove socket installation	550 ₽/piece
Installation and connection of the bell with button	600 ₽/pcs
Installation of retro sockets, switches, wiring	600 ₽/pcs
Installation of retro cable on insulators	180 ₽/mp

Miscellaneous	Price
Installation of underfloor heating DEVI	550 ₽/m2
Installation and connection of thermostat for underfloor heating	500 ₽/piece
Fan installation	450 ₽/piece
Cooker hood installation	2000 ₽/piece
Electric towel warmer installation	1500 ₽/piece
Hand dryer installation and connection	1800 ₽/pc
Installation and connection of the video camera inside (video eye)	1900 ₽/piece
Installation and connection of a video intercom with a calling panel	3500 ₽/piece
Electrical connection for the water leakage system	1500 ₽/piece
Shower/bath electrical connection	1000 ₽/piece

Plumbing

The cost of plumbing services depends on the number and characteristics of water-consuming devices – water heaters, dishwashers, washing machines, bathtubs. Sometimes it’s not so much the size of the building that matters as the height: plumbing for several floors is more complicated and expensive.

Replacement of heating, sewerage and water pipes	Price
Connection to an existing water supply	1800 ₽/piece
Steel pipeline tie-in	1900 ₽/piece
Cast iron sewer connection	1450 ₽/piece
PVC tie-in sewer line	600 ₽/pcs
Sewer pipe laying	300 ₽/mp
Installation of PVC bends, tees for sewerage	80 ₽/pc
Laying of steel pipes by welding	180 ₽/mp
Laying of steel pipes on a threaded connection	110 ₽/mp
Threaded connection for steel pipes	120 ₽/piece
Pipe insulation	40 ₽/mp
Laying metal-plastic pipes	from 100 ₽/mp
Installation of compression fittings for multilayer pipes	90 ₽/pcs
Installation of press fittings for multilayer pipes	130 ₽/pc
Copper piping	160 ₽/mp
Installation of fittings for copper pipes	180 ₽/piece
Mounting copper pipe fittings by soldering	180 ₽/piece
PE-X piping	145 ₽/mp
Fitting for PE-X pipes	145 ₽/piece
Polypropylene (PP) or polybutene (PB) piping	150 ₽/mp
Pipe installation (XLPE metal-plastic)	590 ₽/pc
Replacing pipelines open 1/2” – 3/4”	350 ₽/mp
Replacement of open PVC pipes 40-100 mm.	150 ₽/mp
Piping installation 1/2″ – 3/4″ (galvanized)	470 ₽/mp

Chipping	Price
Chasing reinforced concrete walls for pipes up to ⌀32mm	320 ₽/mp
Chiselling of brick walls under the pipe up to ⌀32mm	200 ₽/mp
Chasing gypsum walls for pipe up to ⌀32mm	180 ₽/mp
Chasing concrete floor under pipe up to ⌀32mm	350 ₽/mp
Chasing reinforced concrete walls for pipes over ⌀32mm	450 ₽/mp
Chasing brick walls for pipes over ⌀32mm	from 300 ₽/MP
Chasing gypsum walls for pipes over ⌀32mm	260 ₽/mp
Concrete floor chasing for pipe over ⌀32mm	from 450 ₽/mp
Reverse grommets	130 ₽/mp

WC installation	Price
Temporary toilet installation	500 ₽/piece
Simple toilet installation	from 1600 ₽/piece
Complicated toilet installation	2800 ₽/piece
Bidet installation	1500 ₽/piece
Installation of a hygienic shower (watering can)	200 ₽/piece
Installation installation	2400 ₽/piece

Bath installation	Price
Installation of a metal bath (Acrylic) simple	1500 ₽/piece
Installation of a cast-iron bath (corner) simple	2800 ₽/piece

Sink and sink assembly	Price
Washbasin installation and connection	1200 ₽/piece
Simple tulip washbasin installation	1000 ₽/piece
Washing machine simple	1350 ₽/pc
Complicated moid hole installation	1700 ₽/piece
Kitchen sink installation (without worktop cutout)	700 ₽/pc
Kitchen grinder installation	1400 ₽/piece

Filter installation	Price
Installation and connection of fine filters	1200 ₽/piece
Coarse filter installation	180 ₽/piece
Installation of filters for multi-stage water purification system	650 ₽/pc

Shower cabin installation	Price
Installation and installation of a shower cabin simple	3000 ₽/piece
Mounting and installation of a shower cabin complicated	from 3500 ₽/piece
Installation of sanitary drain	from 600 ₽/piece
Installation of shower tray (acrylic) with sewer connection	2500 ₽/piece

Mixer installation	Price
Bathroom shower faucet installation	1500 ₽/piece
Mixer installation	from 400 ₽/piece
Installation of wall mixers	from 400 ₽/piece
Installation of built-in mixers	1500 ₽/piece
Installation of a shower column for the shower mixer	450 ₽/piece
Installation of sanitary accessories (hooks, soap dishes, shelves)	100 ₽/piece

Other plumbing work	Price
Ball valve installation	180 ₽/piece
Manifold mounting (with connection fittings)	2400 ₽/piece
Installation of manifolds	1100 ₽/piece
Installation of pressure reducers	450 ₽/piece
Installation of shut-off valves	200 ₽/piece
Installation of water meters	180 ₽/piece
Squeegee installation	110 ₽/piece
Tee installation	125 ₽/piece
Installation of adapters, nipples, barrels	110 ₽/piece
Pressurization of the cold water, hot water system (standard bathroom)	1400 ₽/piece
Installation of anti-leakage system (sanitary part)	1500 ₽/piece

Equipment installation	Price
Washing machine installation	1000 ₽/piece
Dishwasher installation	1300 ₽/piece
Storage water heater installation	from 3500 ₽/piece
Towel dryer installation	2000 ₽/piece
Installation and connection of heating radiators	4500 ₽/piece

Prices for finishing and repair work in Moscow

Each object is something more than just a number of square meters. For example, repairing a multi-storey building is more expensive than a one-story building due to additional work at the junction of floors. The cost per square meter of repair is a rough estimate. To order an accurate calculation, taking into account the specifics of your property, call us – we will answer your questions and schedule a meeting on the spot.

Apartments :

Type	Version (₽/m2)	Rough materials (₽/m2)
Rough	from 5,000	from 3 600
Cosmetic (budget)	3000-6000	from 1 500
Capital	7000-12000	from 3 600
Designer	7000-14000	from 3 600
Renovation	6500-12000	from 3 600
Elite	7000-16000	from 3 600
New building	from 6 600	from 3 600

Non-residential premises :

Type	Version (₽/m2)	Rough materials (₽/m2)
Cosmetic	from 2,000	from 1 500
Capital	from 3 500	from 3 600
Designer	from 6,000	from 3 600

Hidden Finishing Works: As the Price of the Job Rises

A well-thought-out plan and budget keeps you from surprises that increase the cost of repairs so much that completion of the renovation is in jeopardy. Here are the most common money traps:

• Hidden structural damage. During redevelopment, electrical installation and installation of pipelines, especially in old buildings, defects in walls, floors, ceilings are found. If you do not correct the deficiencies found, then you risk security.
• Violations of building codes. In a similar situation, an electrician or plumber discovers that existing systems are not designed correctly, which threatens to fire, flood and other damage if traces of unprofessional installation are not corrected.
• Fungus and mold. A special risk group is old and damp rooms. Mold is dangerous to health and interior. Do not turn a blind eye to the problem, over time, the damage only gets worse.
• Project changes on the go. If you make changes after the project has started, then the prices for implementation increase many times over than if you thought through the little things in advance. This also applies to unscrupulous contractors – they lure with a low price, and then wind up the total amount with additional work. To avoid this scenario, make sure you have a detailed estimate on hand, showing all the activities that the contractor charges money for. If an unforeseen circumstance nevertheless arises, it is necessary to include it in an additional agreement to the contract.

Call to discuss the prices in the price list and the cost of turnkey repair and finishing works in Moscow.

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Installation of a false ceiling, installation of a false ceiling price

INSTALLATION OF SUSPENDED CEILINGS

Installation of a false ceiling of any kind! Employees of our company will help you with this! Highly qualified employees with 2 years of work experience!

The installation price of suspended ceilings for standard rooms is shown in the table below. The calculation is made according to your desire: either based on the price of installation work per square meter of the room or based on the price of installation work in a typical room.

If you need to install a false ceiling in a non-standard room, for an approximate accurate calculation, you can contact our specialists by phone:

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Attention: check the price for false ceiling installation using the numbers indicated above!

	rack	cassette (closed)	glass
Washroom	RUB 2,000	RUB 2,000	RUB 2,000
Bathroom (up to 5 m2)	RUB 3,000	RUB 3,500	RUB 3,500
Up to 5 m2	RUB 3,000	RUB 3,500	RUB 3,500
5 to 10 m2	650 RUB/m2	750 RUB/m2	750 RUB/m2
10 to 50 m2	600 rub/m2	700 rub/m2	700 rub/m2
From 50 m2	negotiable	negotiable	negotiable
Diagonal mounting	70% of installation cost	100% of installation cost	50% of installation cost
Armstrong:
up to 12 m2 – 3000 rubles from 12 m2 – 250 rubles/m2 from 100 m2 – 200 rubles/m2
Additional work:
Installation equipment (fire alarm sensor, speaker, etc. ) – 250 rubles/piece, from 8 pcs. – 200 rubles / piece
Installation vent. diffuser – 500 rub.
Installing fluorescent lamp – 250 rubles/pc., from 8 pcs. – 200 rubles / piece
Installation of four-roster lamp – 350 rubles / piece.
Installing LED strip – 150 rub. for 1. m.p.
Installation of transformer for LED strip – 250 rub.
Installation of controller for RGB – 200 rub.
Installation corrugated wires – 100 rub. m.p.
Corner bypass – 150 rubles / pc. (in case there are more than 4 corners in the room)
Lifting material to the floor – By agreement
Dismantling of the old ceiling – 50% of the cost of installation
Work at heights over 3.5 m – 30% of the installation cost
Measurements*:
MEASUREMENTS IN MOSCOW AND MOSCOW REGION!

Installation of frescoes and photo wallpapers Affresco

Affresco Factory > Installation

Preparatory work

• The surface must be even, dry and primed, uniform white color. Choose a light-colored acrylic primer or paint (preferably white) to avoid showing through the color of the wall.
• Before starting work on the wall (using a plumb line, level), a vertical line is beaten off, which serves as a guide for gluing.
• When installing a large canvas, make sure you have enough space to lay it out on the floor.
• It is recommended to carry out the installation under the lighting that will be used in the room when using the wallpaper. Also use additional lighting to carefully examine the places of possible folds.
• For the installation of frescoes and photo wallpapers, dilute the adhesive for heavy non-woven wallpaper according to the instructions.

Installation of frescoes and photo wallpapers in one sheet

Installation of frescoes and photo wallpapers produced in one sheet and cut into rolls.

Installation is carried out according to the principle of gluing frescoes with one canvas, only beforehand it is necessary to lay out all the rolls on the floor in order in accordance with the picture.

Installation of Affresco frescoes on the ceiling

For convenient and accurate installation, we recommend using a plastic film of the same size as the fresco (you can use a repair film).

Caution

• This product must not be installed on wallpaper.
• Affresco fresco can be stored in the package for 6 months, with the preservation of all its characteristics.
• When exposed to low temperatures during transport, products must be kept at room temperature in closed packaging for 24 hours.
• In the case of product installation in wet areas (bathroom, swimming pool), pre-treat the wall with an antifungal compound to prevent the formation of mold on the wall.
• It is obligatory to apply glue both on the reverse side of the product and on the walls.
• After applying the glue on the back side of the fabric, allow the glue to soak and soak the base of the product for at least 5-7 minutes.
• During installation of the product and during the period of its drying, windows and doors in the room must be closed.

Installation of facade frescoes (Sabbia)

The Affresco factory has developed a special fresco material for facades – Sabbia (Sabbia) facade.

Facade frescoes are reinforced with a special reinforcing mesh that prevents cracks and ensures durability, and thanks to a special varnish, facade frescoes are not afraid of wind, humidity, frost and ultraviolet rays.

Attention

• Façade frescoes exclusively for the exterior!
• When installing facade frescoes, use Water-dispersion acrylic adhesive for tiles and linoleum!
• Installation must be carried out at a temperature of at least 15 °C without direct sunlight and rain.

Installation of scene and background wallpapers

Background wallpaper installation Affresco Colore, ETHNO, FabriKa

Installation of background wallpaper is carried out according to the principle of gluing non-woven wallpaper or Affresco frescoes. The only exception is that the joint of the background wallpaper is made strictly in the corners between the walls, with an overlap of 3-5 cm.

Preparatory work

• The surface to be wallpapered must be flat, dry and primed, uniformly white. Choose a light-colored acrylic primer or paint (preferably white) to avoid showing through the color of the wall.
• Before starting work on the wall (using a plumb line, level), a vertical line is beaten off, which serves as a guide for gluing.
• When installing a large canvas, make sure you have enough space to lay it out on the floor.
• It is recommended to carry out the installation under the lighting that will be used in the room when using the wallpaper. Also use additional lighting to carefully examine the places of possible folds.
• For wallpaper installation, dilute the adhesive for heavy non-woven wallpaper according to the instructions.

Installation of thematic wallpaper in one sheet and in rolls

Before starting work, place all the rolls on the floor in order, in accordance with the picture. Each roll is numbered on the reverse side. If the plot is repeated several times, then the first digit is the serial number of the roll, and in brackets is the panel number according to the catalog. Start the installation from the first canvas of the composition, according to the numbering of the rolls.

Wallpaper installation is carried out according to the principle of gluing Affresco frescoes.

Attention

• This product must not be installed on wallpaper.
• The wallpaper can be stored in the package for 6 months, with the preservation of all its characteristics.
• When exposed to low temperatures during transport, products must be kept at room temperature in closed packaging for 24 hours.
• In the case of product installation in wet areas (bathroom, swimming pool), pre-treat the wall with an antifungal compound to prevent the formation of mold on the wall.
• It is obligatory to apply glue both on the reverse side of the product and on the walls.
• After applying the glue on the back side of the fabric, allow the glue to soak and soak the base of the product for at least 5-7 minutes.
• During installation of the product and during the period of its drying, windows and doors in the room must be closed.

Installation of panels Factory 19

Preparatory work

• The surface under the panel must be filled, sanded and primed. Choose a light-colored primer or paint (preferably white) to prevent the color of the wall from showing through the panel.

Recommendations

• It is recommended to install with lighting that will be used indoors when the panel is in operation. Also use additional lighting to carefully examine the places of possible folds.
• Attention! Panels are glued like non-woven wallpaper, only glue must be applied both to the back of the canvas and to the wall. The panel cannot be mounted on the wallpaper available on the wall.
• Attention! During the installation of the panel and the subsequent 24 hours, the windows in the room must be closed.
• Attention! If glue gets on the front side of the canvas, it is necessary to wipe this place with a damp cloth.

• When installing the panel, you will need: glue for heavy non-woven wallpaper, a cuvette or other container for diluting the glue, a paint roller (for applying glue to the wallpaper and the wall), a wide wallpaper roller (for smoothing out bubbles and wrinkles), a narrow plastic roller (for smoothing the edges of the canvases), a sharp wallpaper knife (for cutting off excess panels).

INDEPENDENT PANEL DECORATION

When ordering a panel in white, you can use any paint to decorate it, without restrictions. You can decorate the panels yourself after mounting directly on the wall.

Installation of panels Fabrika 19-53

Preparatory work

• The surface under the panel must be filled, sanded and primed. Choose a light-colored primer or paint (preferably white) to prevent the color of the wall from showing through the panel.

Recommendations:

• It is recommended to install with lighting that will be used indoors when the panel is in operation. Also use additional lighting to carefully examine the places of possible folds.
• Attention! The panels are glued like non-woven wallpaper, only the glue must be applied both to the back of the canvas and to the wall. The panel cannot be mounted on the wallpaper available on the wall.

• Attention! When ordering a batch of more than 3 rolls (1.06×10 m) or more than 6 rolls (0.53×10 m), it is necessary to strictly observe the sequence of joining the numbered rolls.

• Attention! During the installation of the panel and the subsequent 24 hours, the windows in the room must be closed.

• Attention! If glue gets on the front side of the canvas, it is necessary to wipe this place with a damp cloth.
• When installing a panel, you will need: glue for heavy non-woven wallpaper, a cuvette or other container for diluting glue, a paint roller (for applying glue to wallpaper and a wall), a wide wallpaper roller (for smoothing bubbles and wrinkles), a narrow plastic roller (for smoothing the edges of the canvases), a sharp wallpaper knife (for cutting off excess panels).

INDEPENDENT PANEL DECORATION

When ordering a panel in white, you can use any paint to decorate it, without restrictions. You can decorate the panels yourself after mounting directly on the wall.


Attention

• The panels can be stored in the package for 6 months, with the preservation of all their characteristics.
• When exposed to low temperatures during transport, products must be kept at room temperature in closed packaging for 24 hours.
• In the case of product installation in wet areas (bathroom, swimming pool), pre-treat the wall with an antifungal compound to prevent the formation of mold on the wall.

Installation of imitation timber. Prices, warranty, price list

After special technological processing, a unique product is produced on the basis of wood – sheathing material, profiled to look like timber. The trapezoidal profile of the wooden panel when finishing gives the impression that the wall is actually made of solid timber.

Imitation timber, unlike natural, is not subject to deformation, cracking during drying, wood-destroying insects and fungi. The interior, trimmed with a timber simulator, maintains a beneficial microclimate for living at an optimal level of humidity and fairly good air exchange.

Prices for our works. The total cost of installation work of imitation timber is calculated based on the volume and degree of installation complexity, based on the prices indicated in the price list below.

Name of work:	Unit of measure.	Price
Waterproofing, vapor barrier	sq. m.	110
Wooden wall battens	sq. m.	200
Concrete sheathing, brick wall	sq. m.	260
Single layer insulation	sq. m.	100
Installation of imitation timber (wall)	sq. m.	from 650
Installation of imitation timber (ceiling)	sq. m.	from 750
Installation of skirting boards, fillets	m.	230
Two coat paint	sq. m.	350
Antiseptic impregnation of the frame of the crate	m.	100
Removing the old coating	sq. m.	150
Finishing of window and door openings	m.	from 200

* Final prices may vary slightly. Depends on the configuration of the facing surface itself.

If you need master carpenters and have the financial means, then hiring us as professionals is a profitable option to give a cozy appeal to the interior of your home. The prices won’t disappoint you!

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The process of installing imitation timber

Each of us wants to create an environmentally friendly environment at home that does not contain any harmful substances. Not everyone is able to afford the construction of a wooden house, but the colorful rustic interior of a log hut can be organized both in a country house and in a city apartment. Finishing with a timber simulator is a great way to rework and update the space of an old room. In addition, the remarkable heat and sound insulation characteristics of interior decoration with a wooden beam imitator increase the degree of comfort of the household and reduce heating costs by an order of magnitude.

Mounting technology. For an experienced specialist who knows all the secrets of laying, the installation technology of imitation timber is not particularly difficult. The technological process mainly consists in the stage-by-stage installation of the lathing and directly cladding with imitation timber panels. Initially, the sheathed area is covered with a layer of waterproofing material. Insulation is laid on external walls (not insulated from the outside), interior partitions can not be insulated due to the poor thermal conductivity of the skin. For the construction of the crate frame, dry planed timber is used, pre-treated with an antiseptic and a refractory compound. In wet rooms, it is typical to use a galvanized profile for the crate. Before sheathing, the resulting frame structure is covered with a vapor barrier material.

Imitation of timber on a mansard ceiling

The quality of installation of a timber simulator largely depends on the correct laying of the first panel in a strictly horizontal position, because any error can violate the installation geometry and distort the appearance of the coating. The tongue-and-groove coupling system provides a snug fit of the panels to each other, qualitatively leveling the surface. The panels are mounted from the bottom up and with the groove down, after they have acclimatized in the sheathed room. To compensate for the expansion of the panels with significant fluctuations in the temperature level and air humidity, a gap of 2-3 mm is provided between them. It is advisable to pre-impregnate and paint each element of the finish before starting to lay the imitation of timber, in case the panels dry out a little and disperse, to avoid the unpleasant appearance of unpainted stripes.

It is equally convenient to finish both the ceiling and the walls with imitation timber panels, whether they are framed or made of any other material. Frame-frame structures can be sheathed immediately, but the finishing of a freshly built house with the help of imitation timber follows after shrinkage. Although, without waiting for shrinkage, you can use the sliding crate technology used to reduce deformation. Knowledgeable specialists of our company will help you with this, who will perform a comprehensive installation of a beam simulator using all technologies for laying natural wood coatings.

Completed WORKS

Woodwork can significantly decorate any interior. We invite you to take a look at the additional services that we are ready to perform for you. Departure for budgeting – free of charge

Imitation timber in a cottage

Finishing a house from logs

Renovation of an old wooden house.

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1. Dismantling work

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, rub
Dismantling of brick walls (partitions) (1/4,1/2) and cinder block	sq.m.	315. 00
Demolition of existing reinforced concrete structures	cbm	2400.00
Demolition of existing brick structures	cbm	1200.00
Dismantling of walls (partitions) from aceid, plaster, plasterboard	sq.m.	225.00
Removing the door blocks	units	300.00
Removing window units	units	600.00
Dismantling tiles (floor, walls)	sq.m.	90.00
Parquet floor removal	sq.m.	75.00
Dismantling the floor from linoleum, carpet	sq.m.	51.00
Removing plaster	sq.m.	from 90.00
Stripping old wall paint	sq.m.	90.00
Cleaning the ceiling from old paint	sq. m.	96.00
Removing old wallpaper	sq.m.	63.00
Dismantling mixers	pcs.	150.00
Removing the toilet/bidet	pcs.	500.00
Washbasin removal	pcs.	300.00
Bath removal	pcs.	1000.00
Removing radiators	pcs.	450.00
Junction boxes connection	pcs.	375.00

2. Civil works

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, RUB
Punching holes in reinforced concrete walls	sq.m.	from 6300.00
Reinforcement of openings with metal profile	m. m.	1400.00
Floor waterproofing with mastic	sq.m.	200.00
Floor waterproofing with roll materials (two layers) on bituminous mastic	sq.m.	300.00
Self-levelling floor screed	sq.m.	from 250.00
Floor screed up to 50 mm.	sq.m.	from 300.00
Device “dry floor” Vanguard – Knauf (10mm)	sq.m.	360.00
Floor screed reinforcement	sq.m.	135.00
1/2 brick partitions	sq.m.	420.00
1-brick partitioning	sq.m.	480.00
Installation of partitions from cinder blocks, tongue-and-groove blocks	sq.m.	330.00
Plasterboard walls (1 layer)	sq. m.	420.00
Plasterboard wall installation (2 layers)	sq.m.	480.00
Wall cladding with plasterboard (1 layer)	sq.m.	330.00
Wall cladding with plasterboard on glue	sq.m.	255.00
Device for heat and sound insulation of walls made of plasterboard	sq.m.	75.00
Wall waterproofing (depending on room humidity)	sq.m.	from 135.00 to 390.00
Wall reinforcement with plaster mesh	sq.m.	150.00
Wall plaster	sq.m.	from 350.00
Ceiling plaster	sq.m.	from 500.00
Wall plaster (for tiles)	sq.m.	from 500.00
Plastering of openings (slopes)	m.	from 300.00
Wall cladding with drywall (2 layers)	sq.m.	390.00

3.1 Finishing / Ceilings

Name of work	Unit. Unit	Price, rub
Installation of slatted suspended ceilings	sq.m.	400.00
Installation of false ceiling “Armstrong”	sq.m.	300.00
Plasterboard false ceiling installation (1 layer)	sq.m.	420.00
Installation of a multi-level ceiling made of plasterboard with straight elements	sq.m.	from 900.00
Installation of a multi-level ceiling made of GKL of complex geometric shapes with curved elements	sq.m.	from 1200.00
Structural coating assembly	sq. m.	360.00
Ceiling primer	sq.m.	100.00
Ceiling putty	sq.m.	250.00
Ceiling paint	sq.m.	200.00
Decorative cornice (fillet)	m.	165.00
Filling and painting decorative cornice (fillet)	m.	150.00
Ceiling pasting with mesh “Strobe”, “cobweb”	sq.m.	170.00
Plasterboard false ceiling installation (2 layers)	sq.m.	480.00

3.2 Finishing / Walls

Name of works	Unit. unit	Price, rub
	sq.m.	78.00
Drywall putty	sq.m.	135. 00
Wall putty	sq.m.	205.00
Wall primer (including each stage)	sq.m.	100.00
Wall papering (without pattern selection)	sq.m.	200.00
Wall papering (with pattern selection)	sq.m.	250.00
Wall papering for painting	sq.m.	200.00
Wall painting	sq.m.	150.00
Wall painting with putty	m.	150.00
Slope primer	m.	80.00
Slope putty (up to 400 mm wide)	m.	156.00
Slope painting	m.	105.00
Mounting paint corners	m.	78.00
Panelite sloper	m.	300.00
Installation of wall panels (panelite type)	sq.m.	420.00

3.3 Finishing work / Tiling work

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, rub
Wall cladding with ceramic tiles	sq.m.	800.00
Wall cladding with ceramic tiles on plasterboard	sq.m.	700.00
Facing slopes, semi-columns with ceramic tiles	sq.m.	600.00
Floor covering with ceramic tiles	sq.m.	780.00
Drilling holes in ceramic tiles	units	50.00
Grout	sq.m.	100.00
Bath screen installation	units	2500. 00
Installation of curb, ceramic plinth	m.	500.00
Magnetic revision making	units	750.00
Processing the corners of rooms with corners, layouts	m.	120.00
Mosaic	sq.m.	from 1200.00

3.4 Finishing / Flooring

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, rub
Floor screed up to 50mm	sq.m.	from 360.00
Laying plywood on the floor under linoleum, parquet	sq.m.	200.00
Commercial linoleum flooring	sq.m.	270.00
Commercial linoleum floor installation with pattern	sq.m.	from 360. 00
Floor installation from carpet, linoleum	sq.m.	250.00
Laminate underlay, parquet flooring	sq.m.	100.00
Adhesive laminate flooring	sq.m.	350.00
Laminate floor installation with lock	sq.m.	300.00
Parquet flooring	sq.m.	400.00
Flooring made of “piece” parquet (depending on the type and method of laying from 1.4 to 1.8)	sq.m.	from 500.00
Artistic parquet installation	sq.m.	from 780.00
Parquet sanding	sq.m.	from 255.00
Parquet floor putty	sq.m.	from 135.00
Lacquered floor	sq.m.	from 135.00
Thermal and acoustic floor insulation device (single layer)	sq. m.	105.00
Skirting board painting	m.	81.00
Adhesive skirting board	m.	105.00
Plinth on concrete base	m.	170.00
Plinth installation on a wooden base	m.	150.00
Tile flooring	sq.m.	600.00

4. Carpentry

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, RUB
Installation of window units (standard)	units	2100.00
Installation of window sills	units	900.00
Door block installation	units	1350.00
Hanging door panels (with hinge insertion)	units	750. 00
Installation of locks	units	450.00
Hardware installation	units	75.00
Installation of prefabricated arches (standard)	units	1350.00
Casing device	m.	105.00
Drawer	m.	126.00
Installation of decorative thresholds	units	180.00
Installing door stops	units	120.00

5. Plumbing

Name of works	Unit. Unit	Price, rub
Installation and connection of washbasin	units	1500.00
Installation and connection of washbasin with furniture	units	2000. 00
WC/bidet installation and connection	units	1500.00
Installation and connection of the bathtub without hydromassage	units	2850.00
Installation and connection of whirlpool tub	units	15% of the cost of
Installation and connection of the washing machine	units	1800.00
Installation and connection of mixer	units	1000.00
Installation and connection of the water heater	units	1650.00
Installation and connection of the heated towel rail (not including welding work)	units	2500.00
Installation and connection of coarse filters	units	195.00
Installation and connection of fine filters	units	900. 00
Installation and connection of gearboxes	units	465.00
Installation of shut-off valves	units	195.00
Replacing pipelines open 1/2” – 3/4”	m.	315.00
Replacement of open PVC pipes 40-100 mm.	m.	435.00
Piping installation 1/2″-3/4″ (metal-plastic, polypropylene)	m.	195.00
Installation of PVC pipe 40-100 mm.	m.	255.00
Strobe device (for pipe ? -3/4”) in concrete	m.	150.00
Strobe device (for pipe 40-100mm.) in concrete	m.	210.00
Strobe device (for pipe ? -3/4”) in brick	m.	120.00
Strobe device (for pipe 40-100mm.) in brick	m.	150.00
Installation and connection of heating radiators	units	4500.00
Accessory installation	units	225.00
Mirror attachment	units	1200.00
Connection to existing water supply	units	1650.00
Piping installation 1/2″ – 3/4″ (galvanized)	m.	465.00
Mounting of wall brackets	pcs.	195.00

6. Electrical work

Name of works	Unit. unit	Price, rub
Installation of channels in concrete	m.	200.00
Channeling in brick	m.	150.00
Laying wires in prepared ducts / under plaster	m.	55.00
Corrugated wire routing	m.	60.00
Laying of vinyl pipes (trays)	m.	100.00
Installation of socket boxes, junction boxes in concrete	units	300.00
Installation of socket boxes, junction boxes in brick	units	200.00
Installation of socket boxes, junction boxes in false walls	units	180.00
Installation of sockets, switches	dot	200.00
Installation of step-down transformers	units	135.00
Installation of luminaires (spotlights)	units	150.00
Mounting fixtures (fluorescent)	units	200.00
Installation of circuit breakers	units	225. 00
Installation of RCDs	units	285.00
Fan mounting	units	300.00
DEVI underfloor heating installation (shielded)	sq.m.	700.00
Installation of a niche for the switchboard	units	750.00
Switchboard installation	units	1200.00
Wiring in electrical box	m.	135.00

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90,000 installation of furniture in the bathroom, prices

Furniture	Cargo elevator	without an elevator
		, roller (Tumbelo, ribbon) units (up to 60 cm)	RUB 800	1100 rubles	300 rubles/floor
Furniture set (cabinet, sink, mirror) — 3 units (from 61 cm)	1100 rubles.	RUB 1550	350 rubles/floor
Furniture set (cabinet, sink, mirror, closet-pencil case) — 4 units (up to 60 cm)	1000 rubles.	RUB 1400	400 rubles/floor
Furniture set (cabinet, sink, mirror, cabinet-case) — 4 units (from 61 cm)	RUB 1400	2000	450 rubles/floor
Pencil case up to 40 cm	500 rubles	500 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Pencil case from 41 cm	700 rubles	700 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Cabinet without sink up to 60 cm	650 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Cabinet without sink from 61 cm	950 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Mirror cabinet up to 60 cm	700 rubles	950 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Mirror cabinet from 61 cm	900 rubles	RUB 1250	200 rubles/floor
Mirror up to 60 cm	500 rubles	500 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Mirror from 61 cm	700 rubles	700 rubles	125 rubles/floor

Baths	Freight lift	Passenger lift	Without lift
Cast iron bath size up to 160 cm	2000	700 rubles/floor
Cast iron bath size from 170 to 179 cm	1800 rubles	2200 rub.	900 rubles/floor
Cast iron bath size from 180 cm	2300 rubles	3000 rub.	1300 rubles/floor
Artificial stone bath size up to 169 cm	1800 r.	4500 rub.	900 rubles/floor
Artificial stone bath size from 170 to 179 cm	2000 rubles	5500 rub.	1300 rubles/floor
Artificial stone bath size from 180 cm	2500 rubles	RUB 6500	1700 rubles/floor
Artificial stone bathtub round, oval, non-standard	check with the manager
Steel, acrylic bath up to 175*80 cm without crate and hydromassage	800 r.	negotiable	400 rubles/floor
Steel, acrylic bath up to 175*80 cm with crate and hydromassage	1300 rubles	negotiable	650 rubles/floor
Steel, acrylic bathtubs larger than 175*80 cm without crates and hydromassage	1300 rubles.	negotiable	650 RUR/floor
Steel, acrylic bathtub larger than 175*80 cm with crate and hydromassage	2000 RUR	negotiable	1000 rubles/floor
Asymmetric bathtubs up to 80 cm wide without crates and hydromassage	1300 rubles.	negotiable	650 RUR/floor
Asymmetric bath from 81 cm wide without crate and hydromassage	2200 RUR	negotiable	1100 RUR/floor
Asymmetric bathtubs up to 80 cm wide with battens and hydromassage	2500 RUR	negotiable	1250 RUR/floor
Asymmetric bathtubs from 81 cm wide with crate and hydromassage	3500 RUR	negotiable	1750 rubles/floor
Bath screen up to 80 cm	600 rubles	600 rubles	150 rubles/floor
Bath screen from 81 cm	700 rubles	700 rubles	200 p. /Floor

4. cm

450 r.

showers and boxes	cargo elevator	Passenger elevator
1300 rub.	1800 rubles	650 rubles/floor
Shower cabin, shower box (with tray) from 91 cm	2600 rub.	900 rubles/floor
Shower enclosure without tray up to 90 cm	900 rubles	RUB 1300	200 rubles/floor
Shower enclosure without tray from 91 cm	1800 rubles	250 rubles/floor
Shower tray (acrylic)	600 rubles	600 rubles	150 rubles/floor
Shower tray (faience, porcelain, artificial marble)	900 rub.	RUB 1500	200 rubles/floor
Shower door in a niche up to 90 cm	800 rubles	200 rubles/floor
Shower door in a niche from 91 cm	RUB 1500	200 rubles/floor
Bath screen	500 rubles	500 rubles	100 rubles/floor0036
WC/sink/bidet	Freight lift	Passenger lift	Without lift
Wall hung toilet	450 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Compact toilet	550 rubles	550 rubles	150 rubles/floor
Monoblock toilet bowl (with cistern) TM Gustavsberg, Vitra, etc.	650 rubles	900 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Bidet	450 RUB	450 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Sink up to 60 cm	400 rubles	400 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Sink from 61 cm	600 rubles	600 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Floor sink	1300 rubles	RUB 1300	125 rubles/floor
Urinal	600 rubles	600 rubles	125 rubles/floor
Installation	450 rubles		100 rubles/floor
Ready solution: Installation + toilet	700 rubles	700 rubles	150 p. /Floor

900

Other	Cargo lift	Passenger elevator	300 rubles	100 rubles/floor
Sanitary hatches over 60*60 cm	300 rubles	300 rubles	50 p./Floor
mixers	Free	free	150 p./Floor
Plum-crossbreaks, Siphons	free	90. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900. 900 2	Covers and microlifts for toilet bowls	Free of charge	Free of charge	150 rubles/floor
Shower accessories, max. 3 pieces with a total weight of less than 10 kg.	Free of charge	Free of charge	150 RUR/floor
Bathroom accessories, max.	Free of charge	Free of charge	150 RUR/floor
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