Fitted Bathrooms Oban

Bathroom Fitting in Oban Seafront Villas and Stone Flats

Above the bay, Oban has Victorian villas, terraces and flats built in stone, many on steep streets. Some were guest houses once and have been split into flats or turned back into family homes.

• Steep streets, long stairs: We plan how fittings come up the hill and up the stair, and how the old suite goes down.

• Thick stone walls and old pipes: Stone walls here are thick and the pipes behind them are old. We check them and the floors before we plan the layout.

• Damp sea air: We fit a proper extractor fan and wall panels that wipe clean, and check for damp before we cover walls.

• Listed or protected buildings: Some buildings are listed or in a protected area. Planning rules come from Argyll and Bute Council, so we check before changing outside walls or windows.

Areas this suits: the Esplanade, Ardconnel, Dunollie and the streets above the town centre.

Bathrooms in Soroba, Glencruitten and Dunbeg Homes

Soroba and Glencruitten have post-war and later houses and cottage flats. Dunbeg and Connel have newer homes and bungalows. Bathrooms are mostly standard rooms, and many have a bath only.

• Bath to shower: A common swap that makes the room safer and easier to use.

• Regular layouts: Post-war houses and cottage flats in Soroba have regular rooms, so the toilet and basin can often stay.

• Storage: A vanity unit with drawers suits a Glencruitten bathroom where a pedestal basin leaves nowhere for towels.

• Ventilation: A good extractor fan keeps damp and mould away.