Master Bathroom Renovation Toronto
Master bathroom renovation in Toronto from AMT Bathroom Renovation Toronto turns an ensuite into the room you start and end the day in: freestanding tub, double vanity, walk-in shower and finishes that hold up.
Bigger rooms mean more decisions, so the layout and selections are settled before anything is ordered. Call us 7 days a week, 7 AM to 9 PM.
Freestanding tubs
A freestanding tub is usually the centrepiece of an ensuite. It needs clearance on all sides to look right and to clean around, a floor-mounted or wall-mounted filler, and a floor that can carry the weight of a full tub. Fluted and sculpted tubs, and LED lighting at the base, are popular now.
Double vanities
Two sinks work when there is enough width for two people to stand side by side. Floating double vanities, fluted fronts, wood slat fronts and quartz tops are common choices. Matching arched or round mirrors and lighting at each sink finish the wall.
Walk-in shower and toilet room
In a larger ensuite the shower can be a full walk-in with a bench, rain head and body sprays. See walk-in showers. A separate toilet room behind a fluted or frosted glass partition gives privacy when two people use the bathroom at once.
Full gut renovation
Most master bathroom projects are full gut renovations: everything comes out down to the studs and subfloor, plumbing is updated where needed, then the room is rebuilt. That is also the right time to fix old ventilation, add blocking for grab bars or heavy mirrors, and upgrade the electrical for lighting.
Large-format porcelain
Large porcelain tiles and slabs in marble looks give an ensuite a continuous, high-end finish with very few grout lines. They need a flat floor and careful handling, which is part of why they cost more to install than standard tile.
Questions people ask before booking
Do I need both a tub and a shower in the ensuite?
Not necessarily. If there is a tub elsewhere in the house, many owners drop the ensuite tub for a bigger shower. If the room has space for both, a freestanding tub plus a walk-in shower is the classic layout.
Can the toilet or shower move to a different wall?
Often, yes. In a house it depends on the floor joists and where the drain stack is. Moving fixtures can add cost and may need a permit.
When should I choose tile and fixtures?
Before work starts. Waiting on a backordered tub or tile is the most common cause of a stalled bathroom renovation.
Talk to us about your bathroom
Call (437) 494-5800. We answer 7 days a week, 7 AM to 9 PM.
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