Small Bathrooms Fitted Across Scotland

We design and fit small bathrooms so the room feels bigger and holds more.

  • Free home design appointment
Narrow bathroom with a shower-bath, marble-effect wall panels, a round backlit mirror and a wall-hung vanity unit
Small shower room with a glass shower enclosure, a toilet under a frosted window and a chrome towel radiator
Older small shower room with a framed shower enclosure, beige tiles and a radiator under the window

Before and after bathroom design ideas

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Walk-in shower with a low-profile tray, a glass screen and green metro tiles

Swap a Bath for a Walk-in Shower

Taking out a standard bath frees about 1.7m of wall. A walk-in shower with a glass panel takes less space and the room looks larger.

  • Glass panel instead of a shower curtain

  • Low-profile tray, easy to step into

  • Room to fit a wider vanity unit

Small bathroom with a wall-hung toilet with a hidden cistern and large light stone-effect wall tiles

Toilets and Basins That Take Less Room

A wall-hung toilet and a slim basin give you more floor and walking space. The cistern is hidden behind the wall, so the room is also easier to wipe clean.

  • Short-projection toilets that stick out less

  • Wall-hung toilet with hidden cistern

  • Corner or slim basins for narrow rooms

Narrow bathroom with a basin and toilet fitted into one oak-effect furniture run with cupboards

More Storage in the Same Space

We use every spare wall. Drawers under the basin hold towels and toiletries. A shelf built into the shower wall holds bottles off the floor.

  • Vanity unit with deep drawers

  • Shelf built into the shower wall (a shower niche)

  • Mirrored cabinet above the basin

Bathroom with light tiles, a large backlit mirror beside the window and a wood-slat feature wall

Make the Room Feel Bigger

Large, light tiles mean fewer grout lines, so the walls look cleaner. A bright light and a big mirror bounce light round the room.

  • Large light tiles or wipe-clean wall panels

  • A big mirror opposite the window or light

  • Ceiling spotlights and an extractor fan

Narrow shower room with a black-framed glass walk-in enclosure, a black vanity unit and patterned floor tiles

Small Bathrooms in Tenement Flats

Many Scottish tenement bathrooms are small, narrow or have no window. We fit them regularly across Scotland and plan around the building, not just the room.

  • No window? We fit an extractor fan to clear steam.

  • Shared waste pipes: Moving a toilet can be limited by the building's stack. We check before we plan it.

  • Stairs and shared closes: We protect the common stair and carry fittings up carefully.

  • Neighbours: We keep noisy work to sensible hours.

Small Bathroom Design, Supplied and Fitted by Us

You get a layout that fits your room. We supply the suite and fit it all.

  • A free home design appointment to measure and plan

  • Fittings chosen to suit small rooms

  • Old bathroom taken out and new bathroom fitted

Small Bathroom Questions, Answered

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Can you fit a shower in a very small bathroom?

Usually, yes. A corner shower or a walk-in shower with a glass panel often fits where a bath did. We measure at your design appointment.

Does a small bathroom cost less?

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.

Can I keep a bath in a small bathroom?

Yes. A shorter bath, a slimmer bath or a shower bath with a screen can keep the bath and add a shower.

What if my bathroom has no window?

We fit an extractor fan to remove steam.

Can the toilet move?

It depends on where the waste pipe goes. In flats, the shared stack can limit this, so we check first.

Is a wet room a good idea in a small bathroom?

Sometimes. It removes the tray and screen but needs the whole room waterproofed. We tell you if it suits your space.

Get Your Small Bathroom Designed

Send your postcode and room size if you know it. We will arrange a free home design appointment.

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