Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms build accessible bathrooms in Thurrock for people with limited mobility, from a few grab rails and a comfort-height toilet to a full level-access wet room. Every adaptation is planned around how the person moves, transfers and washes, and the space a wheelchair or carer needs to work.
Safety is built into the structure. Timber pattresses go into the walls before grab rails and drop-down arms are fixed, the floor is lowered to make a step-free shower, and R11 anti-slip tiles or heat-welded safety vinyl keep the wet area grippy underfoot. TMV3 thermostatic valves cap the water temperature to cut the risk of scalding, and mechanical extraction controls the damp that homes near the Thames Estuary know well.
We work with private clients and with Disabled Facilities Grant projects through Thurrock Council, following the occupational therapist's recommendations. Most adaptations take 3 to 7 days, and eligible work may qualify for VAT relief.
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A raised shower tray is the first thing to go when stepping becomes difficult. A floor former, a linear or gulley drain and a tanking membrane create a flush shower floor that falls gently to the drain. Our fitters keep the floor clear of lips and edges, which gives a wheelchair room to turn and a carer room to help.

Climbing over the side of a bath gets harder as balance or strength changes. A low-threshold walk-in bath has a watertight door, so you step in at near floor level and sit down to bathe. You stay seated while it fills and drains, which is why we fit twin rapid-drain wastes and put the controls within reach of the seat.

A wash-and-dry toilet cleans and dries with warm water and air at the press of a button. That one change gives many people back their independence and privacy. Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms connects the water supply and a dedicated electrical spur, and our electricians certify that connection under Part P.

A wheelchair user needs clear knee space under the basin to reach the taps. Wall-hung basins are set at a height that suits the user, with a shallow or bottle trap tucked back to keep the space open. We fit lever taps too, as they are easier to turn with limited grip.

Plasterboard alone will not hold a person's weight on a grab rail. Timber pattresses or other structural reinforcement go into the wall before it is boarded, giving every rail and drop-down arm a solid fixing. Our fitters mark each pattress position on the plan, so any rails added later have solid fixings as well.

Wet floors are where most bathroom falls happen. The subfloor is prepared first, then R11-rated anti-slip tiles or heat-welded safety vinyl are laid across the room. We run vinyl up the wall as a coved skirting, which seals the edges and makes the room easy to clean.
Most of our accessible bathroom adaptations take 3 to 7 days, with structural work, plumbing, waterproofing and specialist fittings completed in that order.
Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms checks doorway widths, floor levels and the space needed to move and transfer around the room. The existing suite, wall coverings and flooring then come out.
Where a level-access shower is planned, the floor is lowered to create the fall. Timber pattresses go in behind the walls wherever grab rails and support arms will be fixed.
Waste pipes and drainage runs are adjusted to the new layout. The wet areas are then tanked before any flooring or wall finish goes on.


R11-rated tiles or safety flooring are laid over the prepared subfloor. Safety vinyl is heat-welded at the seams to form one continuous, water-resistant surface.
Comfort-height toilets, grab rails, shower seats and TMV3 thermostatic valves are fitted to the agreed layout. We test the water temperature, controls and drainage with you before handover.
Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms handles the structural, plumbing, waterproofing and specialist fitting work under one contract.


The cost of an accessible bathroom from Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms depends on the scope. Targeted mobility upgrades cost less than a walk-in bath, and both sit below a full level-access wet room that needs structural floor work.
If you are disabled or have a long-term illness, eligible adaptations may be zero-rated for VAT, which brings the cost down. The guide prices below exclude VAT:
Our adaptation scope | Guide price range (ex. VAT) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
Targeted mobility upgrades | £2,500 – £4,500 | Comfort-height toilet, roll-under washbasin, lever taps, reinforced grab rails, low-level mirror |
Walk-in bath and safety suite | £5,000 – £8,500 | Low-threshold walk-in bath, twin rapid-drain wastes, anti-slip flooring, TMV3 anti-scald thermostatic valve |
Full level-access wet room | £7,500 – £14,000+ | Deck lowered between joists for flush entry, full tanking, heat-welded safety vinyl or R11 tiles, wash-and-dry toilet, fold-down seat |
What pushes the price towards the top of a band:
Your firm quotation follows an on-site mobility survey, where we check access clearances, plumbing falls and wall construction.
Yes. Grants are applied for through Thurrock Council after an occupational therapist assessment, and we prepare the quotes, drawings and paperwork the council asks for.
Yes. Where your adaptation qualifies under HMRC rules, we complete the eligibility declaration with you and invoice the eligible work at zero VAT.
Most of our adaptations take 3 to 7 days. Projects that need the floor lowered for a level-access shower sit at the longer end.
We fit level-access showers, walk-in baths, wash-and-dry toilets, roll-under basins, grab rails on timber pattresses and R11 anti-slip flooring, all to DFG requirements where a grant is involved.
Yes. We regularly work from occupational therapist recommendations in Thurrock, so the finished bathroom matches the assessed needs.
Often, yes. Grab rails, comfort-height toilets and lever taps go into most existing bathrooms without removing the whole suite.