Bathroom Werx Blog

Bathroom Werx will be attending the Melbourne Home Show from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 August at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre, South Wharf. Bathroom Werx are Australia's leading bathroom resurfacing specialists, with over 30 YEARS experience and thousands of satisfied customers we can breathe NEW life into your bathroom without the hassle and expense of renovating! A Bathroom Werx Makeover is done within days, not weeks, and is backed by a SEVEN YEAR Written Guarantee! We h...

Is bathroom certification required? The answer is yes... and no. If you are renovating your bathroom by updating tiles and fittings, but you're planning on keeping the same functionality and design, then you will not require certification. But... if you are making structural changes, such as removing a wall or cupboard, or you're modifying any plumbing, then you will need certification. This also includes changes like bathroom expansions, changing windows and removi...

There's nothing better than coming home after a long day of work and having a nice hot bath or shower. Unfortunately, it's not so pleasant if you're staring at gross brown or yellow stains while you're doing so. After constant exposure to dirt, soap, body oils and hard water, your bath or shower is going to need a refresh to look nice and clean again. Sometimes a wipe with a damp cloth will help if you get to the stain fast enough, but more serious cases will require so...

Resurfacing your bathroom is a great way to breathe new life into your old bathroom without the hassle and expense of renovating.  Bathroom Werx supplies the following useful reasons to help you decide whether or not to proceed with resurfacing your bathroom. Resurfacing is the most economical solution Resurfacing your bathoom is just a fraction of the cost of renovating or replacing your bathroom. Both services can make your bathroom look like new again, but only one will...

What's the difference between bathroom re-surfacing, re-glazing and re-finishing? NOTHING! They are all terms used to define the same thing. Basically, they refer to applying a new surface over an existing surface in a bathroom.  The existing surface might be a bath, basin, or wall tiles. The new surface is usually a paint of some sort that is being sprayed on to the existing surface. Over the years, we have come across people using house paints, two pack car paint...