Renovating a small bathroom requires smart solutions. With the right layout and materials you get the most out of a compact space. Compare specialists who have experience with small bathrooms.
A small bathroom is all about the right layout. A walk-in shower without a threshold makes the room visually larger. A floating bathroom furniture and wall-mounted toilet provide more floor space. Large tiles (60x60 or larger) provide fewer joints and therefore a calmer appearance.
Consider a glass shower enclosure instead of a shower stall. This lets light through and makes the bathroom more spacious. Choose light colors for the tiles and use mirrors to visually enlarge the space.
Renovating a small bathroom (per bathroom)
Ventilation is extra important in small bathrooms. Due to the limited space, moisture can quickly accumulate, leading to mold formation. Ensure good mechanical ventilation.
Also pay attention to the dimensions of sanitary facilities. There are special compact toilets, sinks and shower cabins for small spaces. An experienced bathroom specialist can advise you on this.
| Service | From | To | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Renovating a small bathroom (budget) | €3000 | €5000 | total |
| Renovating a small bathroom (middle) | €5000 | €7000 | total |
| Renovate a small bathroom (luxury) | €7000 | €9000 | total |
| Walk-in shower (space-saving) | €800 | €2000 | per piece |
| Compact bathroom furniture | €200 | €800 | per piece |
Renovating a small bathroom costs an average of 3,000 to 7,000 euros, depending on the materials chosen and the level of finish. The costs per square meter are higher than for a large bathroom.
A bath is often not practical in a small bathroom. A walk-in shower or a small corner bath (120x70) may be an option. Discuss the options with a specialist.
Renovating a small bathroom takes an average of 5 to 8 working days. Due to limited space, only one professional can work at a time, which can increase lead time.
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