Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms designs and installs en-suite bathrooms in Thurrock, either by refitting an existing en-suite or by building a new one into part of a bedroom or box room. Because the room sits right next to where you sleep, every layout starts with the space available, the nearest soil stack and how noise and steam will be handled.
Space-saving is half the job. A timber stud partition forms the new room, a sliding pocket door saves the swing of a hinged one, and short-projection toilets, compact basins and concealed cisterns free up floor space. Recessed niches hold toiletries without a cabinet in the shower, and the wet areas are tanked behind moisture-resistant boards before tiling.
The other half is comfort. Inline centrifugal fans with acoustic ducting meet Part F extraction rates quietly enough for the bedroom next door. Most en-suites take 1 to 2 weeks, all under one contract with our carpenters, plumbers, Part P electricians and tilers.
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A master en-suite has to work as a bathroom without spoiling the bedroom it opens off. Stud walls, door swings, windows and existing plumbing routes are all assessed before we set the layout. You end up with a clear route from bed to basin and a bedroom with room left for a full wardrobe.

A spare corner of a large bedroom often has room for a shower room without building an extension. Our carpenters frame the stud partition, and the hot, cold and waste supplies are extended to the new fittings, with the soil connection planned first because it decides where the toilet goes. Careful placing of the wall keeps the remaining bedroom a comfortable size.

A hinged door swings through space a compact en-suite cannot spare. Sliding pocket doors run into a cavity frame built inside the stud partition, so the door disappears into the wall when open. We set the frame before the wall is boarded, which keeps the opening square and the door running smoothly for years.

Short-projection pans sit closer to the wall than a standard toilet, which buys space in front of the basin and shower. Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms pairs them with compact basins and concealed cisterns behind a boxed-in frame. Our plumbers plan access panels in before the walls close, so the valves stay reachable later without removing tiles.

An en-suite fan runs every morning and evening, so it needs to be quiet as well as powerful. Inline centrifugal fans sit in the loft or ceiling void with acoustic ducting, which keeps the noise away from the bedroom while meeting the Part F extract rate. Our electricians wire them with an overrun timer, so the room clears after the light goes off.

A recessed niche keeps shampoo and soap off the floor without a cabinet in the shower. The opening is framed in the studwork, lined with waterproof backer board and tanked before tiling. We line the niche up with the tile joints and the shower controls, so it looks planned rather than cut in.
Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms measures the bedroom space and plan the en-suite around it. The nearest soil stack, water feeds, windows and access points are checked before the layout is fixed.
Our carpenters build the timber stud wall, fitting the pocket door cassette inside it where one is planned. Water feeds, waste pipes and cables are then run to the planned positions.
An inline extractor is fitted and ducted to an outside vent. The wet areas are tanked before any wall or floor finishes go on.


Walls and floors are tiled once the surfaces are ready. Grout, sealant and trims finish the shower, floor junctions and exposed edges.
The toilet, basin, shower and fittings go in once the finishes are complete. We check the water connections, drainage, seals, ventilation and electrics before handover.
Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms designs every en-suite around the space you have, the services already in place and the way you live.


The cost of an en-suite from Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms depends mostly on the scope. A like-for-like refit costs less than converting part of a bedroom or box room, which needs new drainage, a stud partition and electrics.
Our 3 guide price bands, all supply and fit:
Our en-suite scope | Guide price range (supply and fit) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
Existing en-suite refit | £4,500 – £7,500 | Like-for-like layout replacement, new shower enclosure, short-projection toilet, vanity basin, full wall and floor tiling |
Bedroom-to-en-suite conversion | £7,500 – £14,000 | New stud partition, cavity pocket door, soil pipe run, walk-in shower tray, acoustic inline ventilation, Part P electrics |
Luxury master suite fit-out | £14,000 – £24,000+ | Large walk-in wet room, double wall-hung vanity, bookmatched porcelain slabs, underfloor heating, concealed digital brassware |
What moves the price:
Your quotation follows an on-site feasibility survey, where our surveyor checks drainage gradients, ceiling voids and electrical routes.
The smallest shower en-suite we fit is about 0.8m by 1.8m, with the shower, toilet and basin in a line. Your exact layout depends on the fittings and the door clearance.
Yes. We manage all plumbing and drainage, including extending the supplies from your main bathroom and connecting to the soil stack.
Every en-suite fan we fit meets the Part F extract rate of 15 litres per second for a bathroom, ducted to an outside vent and run on an overrun timer.
Yes, as long as the room leaves enough space for the bedroom itself. Pocket doors and short-projection fittings make compact layouts work.
Yes. We check the joists and floor structure first, so they carry the weight of the tiles, fittings and a full shower tray.
Most of our en-suites take 1 to 2 weeks, depending on how much plumbing and structural work is involved.