The en-suite pictured is a good example. A fluted oak vanity, brushed brass framed glass and a matching brass shower set turn a narrow room into something that feels finished. Wall-hung pieces keep the floor clear, which makes small rooms look bigger.
A lot of en-suites in Belfast go into a box room or a corner of the main bedroom. The hard part is usually the waste. We work out the route to the soil stack before anything else is agreed.
Ways to make a small room work
Wall-hung toilets
Concealed cisterns behind a tiled ledge you can use as a shelf.
Floating vanities
Storage without visual bulk.
Sliding or hinged glass
Chosen so the door never fights the toilet or basin.
Mirror cabinets
Recessed where the wall allows, with lighting built in.
How the job runs
- 01
Survey
Space, waste route and supply.
- 02
Layout
Drawn to scale and agreed.
- 03
Fit
Plumbing, boarding and tiling.
- 04
Finish
Glass, brassware and handover.
Related work
Questions about en-suites
Can you add an en-suite where there wasn't one?
Often, yes. The waste route decides what is possible, and we check that first.
What is the smallest room that can be an en-suite?
Shower rooms can work in surprisingly little space. We'll measure and tell you honestly.
Do I need building control?
Some changes need it. We'll tell you at the survey if yours does.