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Previous bathroom jobs in Icknield, Luton
Icknield, LU2
Under £8,000
Looking to redesign and install new bathroom. Located on first floor, 2.27m x 2.04m, the current bathroom needs to be ripped out and an internal cupboard knocked down. The bathroom needs to be tiled and require and ideally be a wet room. Need to include separate shower, bath, wash basin, toilet and shelving/ storage area.
Icknield, LU3
Under £2,000
Have a small bathroom with a bathtub and sink but no toilet. Want to refurbish it with new suite including installing a toilet.
Icknield, LU3
Under £1,000
Need to fit new bathroom suite inc tiling, light and floor.Size(Average to small)
en-suite shower enclosure ,shower ,tiling ,floor and lighting .Size (Average)
Icknield, LU2
I'm not sure
Upstairs bathroom: replacement of bathtub, sink and w/c + wall & floor tiling
Closet: replacement of sink and w/c + wall & floor tiling
Icknield, LU2
Under £4,000
shower with a new wash basin + toilet
Icknield, LU2
Under £1,000
re-fit ensuite shower unit and shower and hand basin and toilet and re-tile walls and floor and re-fit radiator towel rail-ALL PARTS SUPPLIED LESS ANY ADDITIONAL PIPEWORK NEEDED ETC
Icknield, LU3
Under £500
Replace existing bathroom suite and to also install shower shower .
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