The stretch of Kanakapura Road from Konanakunte out to Anjanapura is one of the newest parts of the city. Almost all of our work here is a first fitting. Someone takes handover and fits the flat or villa out before moving in. Straight walls, empty rooms, nothing to protect and nobody to work around. It is the easiest home work we do. The timing is the only thing that ever goes wrong.
One firm rule: tiling first
We measure after the tiling is finished, never before.
The size that matters is the finished tile face, not the wall behind it. Toughened glass (safety glass) is cut before it is toughened, so we cannot trim it if the tiling ends up a few millimetres out.
This catches out a lot of first fittings, because everything else in an empty flat can be ordered ahead. Tell us your tiling date when you first get in touch, and we will book the measuring visit against it.
New walls make frameless straightforward
In an older bathroom we often suggest a slim aluminium frame, because the channel hides walls that have gone out of straight. In a building handed over in the last few years, that problem mostly does not come up.
So frameless is the better looking choice and the easy one here. We pick the glass thickness to suit the size of the panels. Hinges are glass to glass or wall to glass, with a good seal along the closing edge and bathroom-grade silicone around the joins.
Frosted glass is worth asking about where a bathroom window is overlooked. We price it by the area we treat.
Do the whole home in one order
This is the biggest saving on this kind of job, and it is not a discount.
Three enclosures ordered together share one measuring visit, one delivery and one booking for our team. Ordered one at a time, they carry three of each. Those fixed costs are exactly what push a small job to the top of the range.
Two or three bathrooms take a day to a day and a half in one visit, instead of three separate days spread over months. Then allow about a day for the silicone to set before you use it.
