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I would like to redo my bathroom on a budget. I know that the floor is uneven and will need to be redone but I wonder what gets done first if I want to change my toilet, put a short narrow bath, add a tap (but keep the shower) change vanity/sink but that is not mandatory.
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Hi @sevphoenix
Changing a toilet is easy and relativly inexpensive $300 + toilet new price.
I would put in a bath with a shower head to save space. Thats probably $2000 bath $1000 installation
Vanity cost $? plumbing $200 estimates
Great work on doing the very first step is to plan out how you want you bathroom to look with a drawing with the space avaliable measurments
So then when your shopping for new bathroom fittings you can show people exactly what you have and then you can pick out workable solutions,
Cost out your toilet and bath shower vanity etc. including deliver costs
Get quotes on labour for everything.
To start you off if you combine the shower in to the bath space you might have a better use of the space.
That is a big job even for an advanced DIYer
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @sevhamon. It's terrific to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about bathroom renovations.
You might like to read through this guide: How to plan a bathroom renovation.
The first items to be done depend on the extent of your renovation. Do you plan on changing the floor tiles? If so, everything needs to be removed right back to the waterproofing layer. So, the toilet, vanity, shower, and then the floor tiles come off. You'll also need to consider if the wall tiles are changing too. Waterproofing is redone, then tiling, toilet going in and bath, then vanity.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
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