Hi. If you have an existing drain via your shower, this can be converted to take care of a bath shower combination, even if you also need it to be a wet floor drain. A bath waste is normally a 40mm pipe, so if your existing pipe is a 32, you might need to do some conversion

Personally if I was spending an arm and a leg on the hex marble tiles I would want them to be the hero! I would keep the rest of the bathroom fairly simple. A standard large format white tile on the remaining walls would be perfect for both the budget and will allow the marble to stand out. I would do a grey floor tile, light or dark, what ever your preference. I have seen some beautiful bathrooms in those tones. The teak vanity will bring a nice warmth to the room.

Hi Belinda, Here are some important things to consider. Moisture is your greatest enemy when it comes to cleaning terrazzo. The material is very porous, easily stained, and can easily be etched by acids. We recommend an alkaline cleaner and degreaser for best results. Upon sealing, the floors should only be cleaned with a neutral pH cleaner; all-purpose cleaners that contain crystallizing salts, alkali, or acids should be avoided, as well as those cleaners that are water soluble. If you are considering cleaning the tiles with a gerni ensure that the grout and divider strips are in good condition. You should not use sweeping compounds that contain oil as these will penetrate your terrazzo floors and permanently discolor it. In our humble opinion terrazzo floors are very nice to look at and can be easy to maintain as long as it is properly grouted and sealed. This said, terrazzo is quite easy to tile over. However, make sure you are familiar with correct 'tile fall' techniques before you start mixing your grout. Megasealed also provide bathroom tiling solutions as very reasonable prices. Where are you based? We can give you a no-obligation free quote if you give us a call on 1300 658 007 or contact us through our website.

Hi squirrel30. I ended up, on a professional's advice, having the whole bathroom stripped and redone. It actually worked out cheaper than any of the seemingly more innovative solutions. It seemed a shame to discard a lot of stuff that was in good order, but to get the result we wanted it proved the best approach and I'm delighted with the result. We had the floor pulled up and replaced with 600 x 600 textured grey tiles and 900 wide tiles in the shower with a grate at the end so in a very, very large shower we have only 3 grout lines and they are dark grey. We used slab tiles on the walls in the shower with dark grey grouting and 600 x 600 tiles elsewhere. Again resulting in very few grout lines, and no glass at all! I posted pictures of the main bathroom at Bathroom reno done! Thanks for the suggestions | Houzz AU The ensuite looks similar but has a twin vanity and larger shower with a tiled nib wall rather than glass. I'm still interested to know more about microcement but I can't get anyone to answer inquiries. I've responded to a dozen or so ads but nobody has ever bothered to contact me. Not sure I would trust a supplier who is that disinterested in potential customers!!