Checks for an Edinburgh Flat
Large panels must reach the bathroom safely. These guides cover shared stairs, older surfaces and the details to discuss before ordering boards or arranging removal.
Plan bathroom work in Edinburgh flats, tenements and period homes.

Large panels must reach the bathroom safely. These guides cover shared stairs, older surfaces and the details to discuss before ordering boards or arranging removal.
Original windows and mouldings can affect where panels finish. Read about working around them, managing shower moisture and choosing a fitter for the job.
AdvicePlan tenement bathroom panels around shared access, older walls and the space available for fittings.
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AdvicePersistent bathroom condensation needs attention to moisture removal, airflow and any possible leaks.
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AdvicePlan bathroom deliveries, shared access and periods without facilities before work starts in an upper-floor flat.
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AdvicePlan panel edges around the original doors, windows and mouldings you want to keep.
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AdviceChoose a fitter who explains the panel system, preparation and complete bathroom work clearly.
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The exact panel range must be suitable for shower walls. It must be fitted with the joints, trims and seals specified by its manufacturer.
Ask about suitable samples when arranging your visit. Compare the colour beside your floor, furniture and lighting before choosing the finish.
Loose, damp or damaged surfaces need attention before they are covered. The work and any extra cost should be explained and agreed before repairs continue.