Posts Tagged ‘Bathroom’
Cottage Painted Panel Bathroom
A cottage painted panel bathroom complete with an Aquadart shower cublicle equiped with Matki thermostatic control and deluge spray. Both the bath and wash basin are enamelled steel whilst the shower tray is resin stone. The panels are painted moisture resistant mdf which is fixed to secure battens throughout. The Airing cupboard was made to house the hot water cylinder and the louvre door allows for ventilation. Again, all aspects were completed by Composite Joinery.
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Period Bathroom & En Suite
For superior period antique and reproduction baths, showers, taps and accessories visit Catchpole & Rye – truly astounding craftsmanship.
En Suite Matki Walk In Shower
An en suite shower room with Matki walk-in shower with beech trim and matching beech window board, beech wash basin top. Complete with a spacious airing cupboard with louvre door providing ventilation.
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An en-suite shower room with style. |
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Modern, spacious and fresh. This en suite has elements that could be incorporated or modified into any theme. Attention to detail and meticulous planning are the key to the success of your projects. For assisstance, please enquire. | ||||||||
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Matki walk-in shower, pumped, with quality thermostatic control, riser rail and adjustable spray handset, 200mm deluge rose controlled via a divertor valve. Either use the handset or deluge individually or both on together. A fantastic shower. Tiles are 300mm by 200mm plain white which are interspersed with a relief patterned tile, hard to see in the photo’s and subtle in reality. | ||||||||
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The beech trim was completely sealed before being installed to the shower tray. No ingress of water or staining has been experienced, the many coats of marine varnish and sealant have protected the beech. | ||||||||
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Other species of timber could be used in place of the beech, and the trim and worktops could be made using larger staves, here we have milled small staves and then glued them together to form the required sizes. Combination of two different species could be achieved, perhaps black walnut or sapele for the worktop and a contrasting blonde species, maple, elm for the framing. Enquire.
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The wash basin cupboard has been made to suit the dimensions of the alcove, so providing good storage space. The inset basin is standard as is the mono block mixer tap, but of good quality. The side lights are operated from a standard plate switch outside of the shower room but are also controlled from insde the shower room by a pull switch. Why? The pull switch turns off the side lights and switches the bright down lights on, this is so at night the side lights take preference so as not to disturb your partner. | ||||||||
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The large airing cupboard houses the pump and full bore lever isolation valves for the shower, toilet and wash basin, all hidden under a removable access lid. The internal shelfs are all slat construction and each slat has been sanded and varnished. The louvre door is a standard size and the frame was built to suit. Note the shine of the gloss marine varnish to the worktop, this shine is applicable to all of the beech installed to the en-suite. | ||||||||
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The door threshold is made from beech and ash, the joint line being hidden when the door is closed. Beech on one side to match the style of the en-suit and ash on the other to match the bespoke ash floor to ceiling wardrobes, again dseigned, manufactured and installed by Composite Joinery. Enquire for details. |
Thresholds
A threshold is a section of hardwood that is used to divide or provide a means for two different floor coverings to meet. Generally these are installed in doorways, there may be carpet in one room and ceramic tiles in another and the threshold is designed to cover the edge of the tile and provide a cove fit for the carpet.
Composite Joinery regularily provide bespoke thresholds. Such thresholds are provided as ’supply only’ or we will install for you. Available in a variety of hardwoods and hardwood combinations. Read more about this, and view some examples.
