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Step free and small bathrooms in Byron Bay

We build step free and small bathrooms across Byron Bay and the shire, from the strip out to the final clean, with a detailed written quote before any work starts. The floor runs at one level from the doorway through to the shower, with room to turn around.

A finished step free bathroom in Byron Bay with a level tiled floor running through the shower
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Detailed and in writing, before any work starts
Waterproofing
Certified, on every job
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One builder, start to finish
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Step free and small bathrooms

What a step free bathroom involves

We build the room so the floor runs at one height from the doorway right through to the shower, with nothing to step over and enough space to move around comfortably.

It suits you if you’re thinking about staying in the house long term, if someone in the family finds a step awkward now, or if you simply want a small bathroom to feel open.

None of it has to look like a hospital. A flat floor, a vanity fixed to the wall and a rail that matches your taps just look like a good bathroom.

A level entry shower in Byron Bay with the tile running through with no step
A white subway tiled shower with a recessed shelf and black tapware beside a dark timber vanity

Layout and design

The options worth deciding early

Four choices make the difference between a small bathroom that works and one that feels crowded.

The door

A door that swings into the room takes floor you can’t spare. A cavity slider gives it back and it is the single best change in a small room.

A flat entry

No step at the shower means nothing to trip on and a room that feels bigger. It has to be planned from the start, because it cannot be added afterwards.

A wall hung vanity

Hanging the vanity off the wall shows more floor, which makes the room read as bigger, and it makes cleaning underneath easy.

Plan it while the walls are open

A seat, a niche or a rail is easy to plan before the walls are closed up, and we’ll talk you through the options when we’re on site.

Finishes and fixtures

What people choose for a small bathroom

In a small room the finishes have to earn their place. These are the ones that do the most for the space.

  1. Tile

    Large format, light coloured

    Fewer grout lines and a lighter tone both make a small room read as bigger. It is the cheapest way to open a room up.

  2. Vanity

    Wall hung, slim depth

    Wall hung shows more floor and a slimmer depth buys back walking room. The change people notice first.

  3. Screen

    Frameless glass

    Frameless lets the eye run to the back wall. A framed screen stops it and the room feels shorter.

  4. Rail

    A rail that matches the tapware

    A rail in the same finish as the taps looks like part of the design, and it is there the day it is wanted.

  5. Storage

    A recessed niche, and a mirror cabinet

    Both give you storage without taking a single millimetre of floor.

What we do

What is included

All of it written down before we start, with the things that are easiest to do now listed separately so you can decide on them up front.

What comes out

Out

  • The old step, base and screen out
  • Tiles off the floor and the wet walls
  • Everything carted away as we go

What we take care of

Done

  • A floor that runs level from the doorway right through
  • A door that opens the right way, or slides, so you have room to turn around
  • The shower taps within reach from outside the water
  • Certified waterproofing across the whole floor

What you end up with

Yours

  • Your tiles laid, running straight through with no step
  • A floor tile chosen to be safe underfoot when wet
  • A vanity fixed to the wall, so the floor stays clear underneath
  • The room cleaned up and checked before we hand it back

Not included: your tiles, vanity, taps and screen. Those are yours to choose, and we’ll help you choose them.

Our process

Our step free process

  1. 01

    A conversation

    A quick call about the bathroom, who uses it, and roughly what you’re hoping to spend.

  2. 02

    On-site assessment

    We come out and look at the floor and the room. Whether the floor can run level all the way through decides most of what follows, and it is quick to establish.

  3. 03

    Design and selections

    We help you plan a layout with room to move, and choose the tiles, the tapware and a vanity that suits the space.

  4. 04

    Written quote and contract

    Once we’ve agreed on the scope, you’ll get a detailed written quote and a signed contract before any work starts.

  5. 05

    The build

    Strip out, plumbing and electrical, waterproofing, tiling and fit-off, managed by us and done by the same licensed trades we use on every job. We protect the rest of your home while we work.

  6. 06

    Handover

    We walk you through your finished bathroom and make sure you’re happy with every detail.

Pricing

What affects the price

These are really two different jobs and they cost differently. Making a small room work is mostly about the layout. Making the floor run level throughout depends on how your house is built. These are the things that make the biggest difference.

Keeps it down

  • Keeping the layout. If the layout already works, the plumbing stays simple and the money goes into the floor and the finishes.

  • A concrete floor. A concrete floor is straightforward to bring level, and there are rarely surprises in it.

  • Deciding early. Anything fixed to a wall is easiest to plan before we start, so it is worth deciding up front.

Pushes it up

  • A completely level floor in an older house. Some houses do not easily allow it. If yours is one, we will tell you on the first visit and show you the alternatives.

  • A strip drain. It lets the whole floor run one way, which is what makes larger tiles possible, and it costs more than a square waste.

  • Moving the toilet or the door. Both give you back room to turn around, and both are more than a day’s work.

  • An older timber floor. Anything that needs putting right is dealt with first, and we’ll show you and price it before we do it.

Give us a call and we’ll come out and take a look, no obligation.

(02) 9072 1997

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Anything not answered here is worth a phone call.

(02) 9072 1997

Most can. It depends on how your house is built, and we can tell on the first visit. If yours won’t allow a completely flat floor, we’ll show you the alternatives before you decide anything.

No. A flat floor, a vanity fixed to the wall and fittings chosen to match your tapware just looks like a well thought out bathroom. It’s the fittings bolted on afterwards that look clinical.

It’s worth talking about before we start, even if you don’t want one now. Anything that fixes to a wall is easiest to plan while the walls are open, so we’ll go through the options with you on site.

No. The floor runs down to the drain from every direction, and the whole floor is waterproofed. We check it drains properly before we hand it over.

Clear floor, mostly. A vanity fixed to the wall, a flat entry with no shower base cutting the floor in half, and a door that doesn’t swing into the room. Those three do more than any tile you can pick.

There’s some overlap. If the work has to meet a set standard or be signed off by an occupational therapist, they write the list and we price against it. Talk to us either way and we’ll tell you where we fit.

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Tell us about the room and we’ll come out and take a look. You’ll have a detailed written quote before any work starts.

(02) 9072 1997

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