Lower step
A low or level tray can make entry easier than a deep bath or raised enclosure.

OPEN ACCESS • SIMPLE CLEANING
Replace a high-sided bath or small cubicle with a more open shower space. We plan the tray, screen, drainage, storage and safe access together.
BATHROOM IDEAS
See practical ideas for layouts, finishes and storage. Your bathroom will be planned around your own room.



WHAT TO PLAN
The screen size, water flow and floor detail matter as much as the shower you choose.
A low or level tray can make entry easier than a deep bath or raised enclosure.
A simple glass screen keeps sight lines clear and can make the room feel wider.
A recess or carefully placed shelf keeps bottles close without cluttering the floor.
Correct falls, screen size and shower position help keep water where it belongs.
NEWTONABBEY BATHROOMS
We check the existing floor, waste position, water pressure and room width before recommending a tray or level-access solution.
See the areas we cover →FROM IDEA TO INSTALLATION
Clear steps help you know what is happening and when decisions need to be made.
Share your area, photos and the main problems you want to solve.
We check the space, services, access and layout options at home.
Select the suite, storage, walls, floor, lighting and useful details.
The agreed work is completed in order, tested and finished carefully.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Yes. The service can cover design, product choice, removal of the old suite, plumbing, electrics, wall and floor finishes, fitting and the final checks. Your written quote will show exactly what is included.
Yes. Good planning can improve storage, floor space and how easy the room is to use. We will measure the room and explain which layout options make sense.
You can request a written quote based on the agreed layout, products and work. Ask about anything that is unclear before choosing your fitting date.
Yes, where the room and services allow it. We will measure the bath area and explain the tray, drainage and wall-finish options.
Good screen sizing, shower position and floor planning reduce splash. The design should be based on the actual room, not only a product picture.
READY TO START?
Tell us what you would like to change. A clear plan starts with a few simple details about the room.