Swapping a bath for a walk-in shower opens up a room more than any other change. In the narrow bathrooms of Belfast's terraced streets it can be the difference between squeezing past the bath and having space to stand.
We check the water pressure first. A rainfall head needs enough flow behind it, and we'll tell you honestly what your system can run before you choose one.
Options we fit
Frameless glass
A single fixed panel with a wall bar. Clean and minimal.
Framed and tinted glass
Black or brushed brass frames, or smoked glass like the room pictured.
Lit niches
Recessed shelves with LED strips, set out to line up with the tile joints.
Thermostatic valves
Concealed or exposed, with a rainfall head and a separate handset.
How the job runs
- 01
Survey
Room measured and water pressure checked.
- 02
Choose
Tray, glass, valve and finish agreed.
- 03
Install
Tray set level, walls tanked, valve fitted.
- 04
Finish
Tiled, glass fitted, sealed and tested.
Related work
Questions about walk-in showers
Can I replace my bath with a walk-in shower?
Usually, yes. Most baths are long enough for a good size shower tray in the same space.
Will a rainfall shower work on my boiler?
Often it will. We measure the flow before recommending one.
How long does it take?
A bath to shower swap usually takes four to six days.