As someone who does all my own DIY/house renovation (because I have serious trust issues due to rouge traders and bad work having been done for me in the past), I really appreciate the quality presented in your videos. I'm currently planning out the renovation of a similar sized bathroom and project and have found this really helpful. Keep up the good work and good quality standards!

I’m a first time house buyer and we’re going to be doing some renovations in the bathroom, this video is great in showing you what goes on and how it all works together! Thanks

Thanks for showing the demo job of taking off tiles and plasterboard. Doing this as homeowner to reduce bathroom refit cost. Finished work is A Plus.

One thing my mentor taught me was to fill the bath up with water to the top then add a bit more silicon

Any form of DIY scares the crap out of me. Videos like this are so so handy. Sweet production and style too. Good work all round! keep it up.

Good honest fitting and care shown something most London builders lack. Like the tip about siliconing before tiling and then again after tiling.

Really enjoying these videos mate, just found your channel tonight and binge watched your whole channel ha. I’ve been a service and repair engineer for BG for the last 10 years and planning to go self employed this year. These vids give a good insight to what life’s like on the outside. Keep up the good work!

Those floorboards look beautiful, really rustic

Absolute pleasure to watch you work. Quality diligent work. No cutting corners. Would love to have you fitting our bathroom this summer.

in need of a new bathroom in my apartment in the new year both on suite and main bathroom I will be in touch nice to see someone take pride in there work 👍

I really enjoy your videos especially the fact that you don't use any bad language like some plumbers use.! Wel done

This video will come in handy since I'm sitting watching you rip out a bathroom that looks better than the one I'm sitting in right now 😂😂

Job really well done! Looks amazing. Wish you were in London!

Lovely job mate the finished result looked fantastic, happy customer I'm sure ! When I used to fit a lot of bathrooms my biggest hate was fitting shower enclosures 😬 some of them are a complete nightmare.... PS - can I have my bowl back please 😁👍

Some proper graft gone into it, tiles removed by hand, legend, I do it by SDS CHISEL myself, the lazy way 😅, great job pal

Good job. Looks great. That's a pretty sweet toilet and lav setup. Wish we had a product like that where I live. I also like the shower valve. Looks much easier to install than what I'm used to.

Keeping it real, hugely entertaining and informative. Love it, keep up the good work M.

Very helpful to watch I’m currently 16 & I’m half through my first year in college doing level 1 plumbing.👍

Really enjoying the videos pal. Randomly found your channel & binge watching today! look forward to seeing more 👍🏻

Nice job, thanks for taking the time, videos like these I find really helpful 👍(bathroom almost identical to my one I did 2 yrs ago! (only I used shower wall panels)

Thanks for the video, I'm having a new toilet and bathroom fitted next week and it was a good insight for what to expect 👍

If only you were in London! What a great job!

Absorbing to watch. Am getting a lot of work soon in my house and hope the skill base is as good. 👍

Quality, you make the job flow and the finish is amazing.

Absolutely wonderful job. Well impressed 👍😊

Try window polish in a bottle apply your bead spray on wipe with figure and clean figure on toilet role. No need for clean up and shiny bead 😁 top quality work here mate really really good finish.

Cracking job by you and the tiler 🫡👍🏼

Great job buddy. Very helpful tips there.

smashing video from start to finish

Really enjoyed this video, great job done, wished i had called you, my bathroom is still not complete 6 months on, what a headache i have had. i will subscribe.

Outstanding such high quality workmanship.

Brilliant love the finish similar size to mine and makes me want to do mine ...love it lads ..!!!

Well done buddy, top job. Keep the video’s coming 👍

These videos are brilliant. Im currently renovating my bathroom and taking so much vital information from you. When you came to the pipework for the radiator, how do you debur the pipe without having to drain the heating system? Or do you just drain it enough so there is no pressure in the upstairs radiators? Im rerouting the pipework so the radiator is on a different wall and I'm at this point now. Not entirely sure what the best approach is.

Excellent job! Your videos are so educational, I love them, I noticed in another of your videos you used moisture board for a shower cubicle, but here it looked like normal boards you put up, is it not necessary to use moisture board for a bath shower? I ask because I about to redo my bathroom (DIY attempt) so would be good to know if I need to do the same, or can I just get away with tiles? Cheers.

Lovely old job

Looks like you've moved the pipes/taps/shower outlet to opposite end, is that right?... It would've been good if you'd included video of all those adjustments

You should try using baby wipes to clear up waste silicone, cheaper on the wallet and saves the big wipes for when you really need them. Great vids 👍

Loved the part where you insulated the wall before tiling. That wooden floor underneath the bath also is such a good idea. Whats a decoupling membrane anyway? Also nice sockets for the trimmers love them. For UK this is actually a very good job.

Excellent work mate. Can i please ask what the tiler used to fill and level the dodgy walls where it was crumbling away. Have a few areas in my walls that need the same attention so any advice would be brilliant.....cheers in advance

Well done mate another great job

Nice job just in process of finishing my bathroom, i used 3x2 to place bath on tiles are well Nice

Was any tanking membrane of any sort used? Not straight on to plasterboard surely !?

Hi. Great video. Just one question please. How come plasterboard was used for the wall rather than waterproof cement backing board? Thanks

Only think I don't like about these modern bathrooms is that the basins are so small compared to old ones. Impossible to wash your face in lol

Good install but you should always fill bath to top with water before siliconing to simulate the weight of a person it so it gets a good seal otherwise when you stand in the bath to have shower etc the bodyweight will drop the bath a few mm meaning water will get under the seal causing water damage and leak

Great Video! many thanks. Can I ask you a question re the bath? As a carpenter/handyman i am often asked to re-silicone around a bath with a shower over. Many of the baths I try to seal have a great deal of flex around the edges even when the bath legs/feet are adjusted tightly / correctly. They pull away from the tiles and inevitably leak around the wall. (most are not sealed before tiling like you did) Perhaps they are cheap bath units and the better baths don't flex? Do you ever consider putting a wooden frame around the three supported edges or additional support under the outside ends to give additional support? Cheers!

Top job fella! 👏🏽👍🏽

Great video mate quality workmanship luv it

Very helpful video thank you especially good for us down here in Cornwall where they want 15 grand and a week for fitting a two grand chipboard bathroom. I will quit my IT job for two days and smash out myself like I did with my kitchen. I am curious to know why you didn’t fit flooring under the toilet though ? - because it’s usually messy trying to cut flooring around the toilet that is already fitted.

Really nice Job love the tiles . 👍👍👍👍👍

Awesome job😎😎😎

Crackin vid

Behind the tiles, was there any form of waterproofing placed onto the new wallboards over the shower and bath section ?

Good video no waffling on, no bullshit straight in showing how it's done, up there with PB plumber is say

Nice job but would have been nice to see how you routed the pipes for the taps on the bath tub.

We use a classi seal on baths and shower trays .and we tank the area .a lot of fitters dont do this .but we find that it gives extra protection from water penetration

What do you use to waterproof the walls? Didn’t show what was applied to plasterboard? I am doing a similar job to my bathroom soon

I’m interested to know roughly what a new kitchen like this would cost including parts and labour?

Is it possible to be a bathroom fitter with just a level 2 diploma in plumbing? Not the NVQ, just the level 2 diploma. Thanks.

Nice job mark 👍👍👍👍👍

superb great job , could you tell us some info re; plasterboards , would you used moister repellent or coat them , great job looks the business

Pity you did not show ,the altering of the hot and cold services to the bath taps and the installation of the towel rail, would have been more appropriate than seeing the country side while driving to the job, az much as the scenery was nice.

Been going through your back catalog Mark see on this one no batons on the bath install, was there a reason why not on this one. Do enjoy your channel trying to see them all and been learning a lot.

I’m learning tiling but really want to get into bathroom refurbs I know I need plumbing too what would be the best way to go forward as im little nervous to go self employed any advice feedback please feel free to share

Hi mate. Good video. I do the same kind of stuff plus I’m the tiler aswell. . I’ve liked and subscribed. 👍

Looks great, nice colours! Heard you mention moisture boards on another bathroom video, were those moisture boards under the tiles on this one, and if not, why?..... is it ok to tile straight onto boards.... sorry for questions...

When tiling all walls and floor in bathrooms and toilets, is it common practice to also have a tile skirt board? no skirt at all or wooden skirt board? Thanks

What product did the tilers use to fill the hole by the bricks?

class work mate ... top man

Fantastic fantastic job.

Wheres the classi seal?

Hello, great video, is there a pro or a con to tiling the floor first and putting the sink and toilet unit over the top of the tiles?

12:14 I much, much prefer those backing plates than the swan neck ones!

You should do a tool bag tour

Cheers mate, nice to watch. Can you give us a bit of costing though just for a rough idea?

Top job pal. Just liked and subscribed.👍

Can't fault the workmanship but the design does not lend itself to easy maintenance. For example, how would you remove the bath panel if this became necessary? Also, how would you gain access to the concealed cistern if the toilet wasn't flushing or was overflowing? I have fitted such units in the past but I don't like them.

Hi have you fit 1700mm bath in place where is only 1610mm room? Is is possible to trim bath so it will fit?

Looks amazing, how much roughly would a bathroom like that cost? I'm curious as its almost identical to my bathroom and when it comes to building work, cost of the work vary so much.

Spot on mate cracking video

Great work mate, from a sparky

Where’s your power chisel my brother?! I respect doing by hand though. Great job my man

Nice work mate. How long did it take from initial rip out to final fix including trades?

Can you tile straight onto plasterboard then? I was expecting you to plaster the walls you replaced before tiling.. only asking because iv got to do similar and would save me a job

Doing my own bathroom & was looking for tips. Quality of work was good except the grouting. It was wavy. Not finished properly.

Top job that mate 👍

Is it ok to tile before fitting a bath and if so do you just silicone around the bath or will you need some kind of trim to bridge between the tiles and the round edge of the bath. (Hope that makes sense .

Another great video Mark! Lovin' the "Top Tips" too. Was the tiling straight onto the new board or did you skim it first? Thanks

Genuine question from a total amateur but would you not fill the bath prior to sealing?

Nice video mate. What wood boards do you use for walls and floors? Thanks!

Nice job MJ but I really wanted to see you silicone behind those taps because I always have to take them off. Did you do it with them in situ and if so can you show how you get the same finish next time because I sure can't. Cheers 🤪

This is a great little install vid. Similar to what I’m thinking of doing when I move the bathroom but mirror image. Was that a regular size bath though? I have to go for a 1500mm bath. Need to tape it all out on the floor first to see if it’s feasible.

Was that plasterboard around the bath?

Used the wrong font on the thumbnail - it’s all about the detail

Hi Mark you did a video a long time a go when you was flushing out rads. And you was using a hammer drill 🔨 to remove the sediment from the rads. I need to get one as we are doing a lot of power flushing now. We have a kamco power flushing machine I know you love the Magna cleanser. Can you help me out thanks thank you Emily from CED plumbing and heating we are over in Northern Ireland

Hey, great vid guys. Couple of questions, do you ever use green moister resistant plaster board or does it not really matter? Also roughly what would the cost of this be?

Wait.. why was there water in that sink like that?

You should never plasterboard wet areas!

My name is Kenny i noticed when you were taking the tiles off the bathroom walls you never had eye protection on or dust mask when you were ripping off the old plasterboards off if you got a tile splinter in your eyes it would be a big problem for you hope you take this on board besides that the video was good