Fitted Bathrooms Fraserburgh
We design, supply and fit bathrooms in Fraserburgh, from the town centre and Broadsea to Cairnbulg and Inverallochy.
- Free home design appointment
Bathroom design ideas
See layout and finish ideas for your project.
Shower bath, rainfall shower and fitted storage 
Bathroom fittings and storage in a coordinated finish 
Walk-in shower with marble-effect panels and grey vanity
Bathrooms in Broadsea and Old Fishing Cottages
Broadsea is the old fishing village by the shore, on the edge of the town. It has its own conservation area, designated in 1975, and the cottages are small.
Conservation area: A new window, vent or flue on an outside wall can need consent from Aberdeenshire Council. We check before we plan one.
Small rooms: A shower bath or a walk-in shower, with a slim basin, often makes a cottage bathroom feel bigger. See our small bathroom ideas.
Damp and salt air: Solid walls near the sea stay damp. We plan a fan that works and walls that can take steam.
Narrow access: We plan how fittings come in and rubbish goes out through small doors and tight lanes.
Areas this suits: Broadsea, Shore Street and the streets around the harbour.
Fitted Bathrooms in Fraserburgh Town Centre Flats and Houses
The town centre has its own conservation area, a tight area round the old core that includes Shore Street. The council has run a regeneration scheme to repair over 25 buildings there, and about 845 people live in the centre.
Shared buildings: In a flat, some pipes and walls belong to the whole building. We tell you what is shared and what is yours.
Outside changes: Windows, vents and flues facing the street can need consent from Aberdeenshire Council. We check first.
Stairs and back doors: We plan the common stair, protect it and keep to sensible hours.
Older buildings: Old floors and pipes are checked before we agree the layout. See bathroom renovations.
Bathrooms Along the Coast at Cairnbulg, Inverallochy and St Combs
East of the town, Cairnbulg, Inverallochy and St Combs are old fishing villages by the sea. Exposed houses here need a bathroom that copes with damp and wind-driven rain.
Easy-access showers: Many owners swap a bath for a level shower. We fit a seat and rails if you want them.
Fans that clear the steam: A quiet, properly ducted fan matters most in a house on the coast.
Wall finishes: Fitted wall panels or tiles, whichever suits your walls and budget.
Second toilets: We fit downstairs cloakrooms in houses that have only one toilet.
Popular Bathrooms in Fraserburgh
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Small bathrooms
Broadsea cottages and older flats have small rooms we can plan around.
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Traditional bathrooms
Suits the older stone houses around the harbour and Shore Street.
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Accessible bathrooms
Many owners on the coast want a step-free shower and rails.
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Bathroom renovations
Older buildings in the centre usually need a full strip-out and refit.
Your Bathroom Package, Explained
One team plans, supplies and fits your bathroom.
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Design
A free home design appointment to measure up and plan the room.
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Supply
Suite, shower, taps, vanity unit and fittings chosen with you.
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Fit
Old bathroom out, new bathroom in, including plumbing and tiling.
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Finance
Confirm what the work and fittings will cost before deciding.
A Bathroom Team You Can Talk To
We design, supply and fit bathrooms. Tell us about your room, and we’ll talk through the layout, fittings and what your quote can cover.
We design, supply and fit your bathroom
A written quote listing what is included
Bathroom Fitters Across Fraserburgh
We fit bathrooms in homes across Fraserburgh and the villages around it. If your area is not listed, call us and ask.
Aberdeenshire Council area
- Town Centre
- Shore Street
- Broadsea
- Philorth
- Cairnbulg
- Inverallochy
- St Combs
- Rosehearty
Your New Bathroom, Step by Step
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1
Call or send your postcode.
Tell us what you want from the room.
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Free home design appointment.
We visit, measure and plan.
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Written quote.
It lists the suite, fittings and work included.
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We fit it.
Old bathroom out, new bathroom in, then a final check with you.
Fitted Bathrooms in Fraserburgh: Your Questions
Call nowDo I need a warrant or consent for a bathroom in Fraserburgh's conservation areas?
Many refits do not. New drainage can need a building warrant from Aberdeenshire Council. In a conservation area, such as the town centre or Broadsea, outside changes can need consent. We tell you when we quote.
Can you fit a bathroom in a Broadsea cottage?
Yes. We plan the small room, the narrow access and the damp wall before we start. A conservation-area check comes first if the outside will change.
Do you cover Inverallochy, Cairnbulg and St Combs?
Yes. We fit bathrooms in the villages east of the town. Call us if your village is not listed.
How much does a fitted bathroom cost?
The cost depends on the room size, your choice of fittings and any changes to the plumbing or electrics. We’ll talk through the work and provide a written quote.
Start Planning Your Fraserburgh Bathroom
Call us or send your postcode. We will arrange your free home design appointment.