Bathroom Werx Blog

Bathrooms get a lot of use - from brushing our teeth to showering, we're in and out for a fair amount of time during the day. The bathroom also uses a lot of resources, in particular and most obviously, water. Making your bathroom more eco-friendly not only saves you money but is less damaging to the environment, too. With these simple steps and choices, you can make more conscious decisions to reduce your home's wastage (and reduce your water bill).   1. Stop all leaks...

Bathtub resurfacing or reglazing is the process of restoring the surface of a worn, old or damaged bath to enhance its appearance and repair any damage. The process is a cheaper alternative to replacing a bath in its entirety and is a safe, cost-effective renovation option when done professionally. While bath resurfacing is a professional service, over the years some have chosen to use off-the-shelf DIY kits. These DIY bath resurfacing kits pose a great risk to homeowners as a result of h...

Does your bath look old and worn? Do you find yourself constantly trying to clean your bath without any success? Over the years, using and cleaning your bath wears away the enamel and coating, leaving the surface rough and open to trapping dirt. Ultimately, this leaves your tub looking dirty and off colour. If your bathtub's surface is chipped, worn, damaged or even a few shades different than it used to be, bathtub re-enameling and resurfacing is for you. Let Bathroom Werx explain why....

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 have a n...

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 removing a bath...