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approx 6K including a new bath, toilet, fittings, pipes, tapware, etc.

After pic of the shower/bath I missed this one. It is not so clear, but this is what my plumber got :)

Before pictures of the bathroom Before pictures of the bathroom

More Pictures I did not get to click pictures of the completed bathroom as the tenant already moved in. These ones were provided by my tradesperson. I will try and get the pic showing the bath/shower

Yes, I am planning to install a part screen. The tap is on the long side and the actual shower (via shower rail) on the short side. The tap will be accessible to them easily. The hinged door could be an issue as the bathroom door opens towards the bath. So, I plan to install a fixed one. I got...

any suggestions before I decide on one??

Yes, since its a new bathroom, curtain might spoil the look of it. I will go for the screen. That brings me to the next question: - hinged screen or fixed screen - frosted or clear glass?

Can someone suggest on the above?

It's just a bit late ;) I used TFO for tiles and Reece for taps and fittings. I always though Reece would be expensive than Bunnings. But they were surprisingly cheap. They have experienced guys answering your questions and helping with making decisions. I used the same person as a tiler and...

The bathroom reno has been completed now. I will post the completed pictures soon. I realised that since I am using Bath-shower combo, I need a shower curtain or a bath screen. The bathroom door opens towards to the bath and I feel that a glass screen may be bit risky with tenants. The shower...

Yes, when I was quoted about the job, I told them there won't be much moving involved with plumbing. They did the vanity, I convinced them to change the entire bath/shower plumbing. Though toilet one is just a small one, they asked for more, which I cannot afford with all these expenses. I know...

Yes, the toilet will be between wall and bath. The tap was with the previous setup. I am not changing the plumbing much and will change the tap to a smaller one. Can't change the height now :(

The tradesmen did not charge for that (well technically they did). I wouldn't know :( May be some plasterboard? and then waterproof it.

Updating the thread with pictures. The first picture is from Saturday and the one with tiles is from today.

thank you :)

Is there a way I can ensure the bathroom is been waterproofed properly? I mean us there a certain wait period to let the prepared surface to dry before starting on fitting bath, toilet, vanity, etc?

Just a quick question before I go off ordering the bath. Is 1500L X 700W X 420mmD bath good enough?

You bet! I have taken a lot of 'before' photos and cant wait for it to finish for 'after' photos. The guys started today already !!!

Too busy at work and going o'seas in 2 weeks. So, have to get this done asap. Also, I dont trust my handywork yet :(

Yes, it is. And I have now asked the tradesmen to change the floor tiles too. Costs me $800 extra. But, it is for good as I too was worried about the ugly holes when the vanity and toilet are moved from the original places. I had a look at osman's, but found a bit expensive than some others...