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Bathrooms and Toilet facilities are the most expensive part of a renovation per square metre than any other part of a house or commercial premises. This is because all the trades are required to be hired to complete this type of renovation and this can be very costly and difficult to co-ordinate so the project is finished in a timely manner.

Today there are many options available to restore existing bathroom fixtures and fittings instead of replacing them with new items. Of course you can ...

Upcycle your bathroom: Renovating alternatives for the environmentally conscious bathroom renovator. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics*, Australia has a strong dependence on landfill as a form of waste management. The majority of waste that is not recycled or re-used in Australia is disposed of in the nation's landfills. Landfills can impact on air, water and land quality. Landfill gas, mainly methane, is produced by decomposing organic waste which contributes to glo...

Eight top bathroom renovation tips from 33 Years in Bathrooms  Determine what will be your must-haves and "lux"-haves.  The essentials such as a good-sized bath and extensive storage, need to be accounted for in the budget, while more luxurious items (such as a rainshower), should only be considered when the final costings are completed.
Less is more a simple, pristine, uncluttered layout utilizing clever storage will make your bathroom appear more spacious and engag...

Bathroom Werx recently expanded its operations from major cities, and now operates in regional cities across Australia. On top of offering the following services: Bathroom Renovations Complete Bathroom Makeovers Bathtubs & Spa Baths Basins & Vanities Shower Areas Wall tiles Specialist Chip Repair Service You can now take advantage of Bathroom Werx cutting-edge technology and professionalism in a regional city near you. Whether you have a minor chip which needs repairi...

Ken Tembo talks about how he got into a Bathroom Werx Franchisee You wouldn't normally consider it a promotion to go from the hotel checkout to the hotel bathroom. But for me that's what it was! I was in the hospitality industry for about 13 years, managing restaurants, bars and staff. To be honest I was just tired of the long hours. I don't mind long hours if you're getting paid, but there is not much overtime in hospitality. I like to be in control of what I do each day, a...