10 Easy Bathroom Projects

How to Cut circles in tiles.
Most bathrooms require at least one hole in tiles for a floor or shower waste outlet.

How to Cut squares in tiles.
Every bathroom needs power points and switches. The key to cutting rectangles and squares in tiles is to avoid cutting beyond the corners.

How to Hang a mirror on tiles.
When buying a bathroom mirror, consider how it will be hung.

How to Install an exhaust fan.
Avoid cultivating mould and having the lingering smell of damp by ensuring the bathroom has adequate ventilation.

How to Regrout tiles.
Bumps and knocks to tiled surfaces loosen grout over time, allowing water to seep in.

How to Waterproof with silicone.
Silicone plays a key part in waterproofing a bathroom. Prevent water damage down the track by applying a bead of silicone to seal gaps between the vanity benchtop and wall, or between the tiles and the bathtub.

How to Install a towel rail.
Towel rails should be positioned for easy access from the shower, bathtub or vanity, but not where they can get wet from splashing. The ideal height is 1200 to 1700mm, depending on the ceiling and any obstructions.

How to Replace a washer.
No need to call a plumber to fix a dripping tap if you know how to change a washer.

How to Fix faulty flush cisterns.
Leaking toilet cisterns do waste water, and cistern overflows occur if the inlet valve doesn’t shut off when water reaches the correct level.

How to Unblock U-bends.
Slow water drainage can be caused by a build-up of grease, hair or soap in the U-bend under the sink.

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