Hello Tom, There are many Bathrooms out there that are smaller than yours. You are right, you could definitely add something to it, redesign it and make it look bigger. Everything is possible! If I was you I would not remove the bath. Just as others said some people may feel more attracted to have a bath and not a shower only. After all you can still ad a showered and have 2 in 1. When you add a mirror and pick light colours you can definitely make your Bathroom look more spacious. Light installation is also a great idea to make your space look bigger. Have you considered changing the layout for your Bathroom? Good luck with your Project!

Helen, Sun tunnels are a great way of getting natural light into a building where a Velux window is not an option. However I would suggest using a Velux window if there is sufficient space. It should be possible to splay the 'cheeks' to the Velux window opening to maximise the light coming in. It will be rather fiddly, which is perhaps why the builder has offered up the sun tunnel as an alternative. Regards, Simon

Hi Coco, yes sure I understand now! Do you have lighting in the cooker hood? If so this will help a great deal. If not and it's too late to add then now, just make sure you have ceiling lights that give good general light, by that I mean not a directional spot as you will always be cooking in your own shadow. I think this may have been something that annoyed so much before? Recessed or spotlights above the cooking area are good, but if your cooker hood has built in lights you should be fine. Here's a few glass lights which are easy to clean (important in a kitchen) and they let plenty of light shine out in all directions. This is what I mean by a general light. Although I think the styles are a bit special. https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/the-lighting-book-ray-vintage-antique-brass-3lt-ceiling-bar-pendant-with-clear-tapered-glass-shades-p5520 https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/quoizel-trilogy-vintage-3lt-ceiling-pendant-with-old-bronze-chain-suspension-and-frame-with-seeded-glass-shade-p6478 From the links (limited to 4 days easter weekend) you'll notice we are having a sale - a great time to buy lights if you are still looking. Finally you mentioned it's a north facing room. My top tip here is use LED light bulbs as they are much cheaper to run, last years, meaning you won't have to get a high step ladder to change light bulbs. Do you know the number one reason for dark rooms is people just don't replace light bulbs when they blow! Me included! I've now swapped to LED and my kitchen is bright all the time now. Here's a link to some worth thinking about. https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/extra-bits-c95/light-bulbs-c96 Hope that helps, but should you need some more help, why not start chatting to us. You can do this from our website, we have a little chat function which is quick and easy to use or email Sales@lightingcompany.co.uk our sales team are always happy to help.

Hi tani, the scaffolding one would be ok but will not give the sleeker square box section look your after, if it’s not too far, id take robin up on the offer to go on the welding course, you’d easily be able to put that together and cheaply as you’ll have access to their equipment, welding isn’t hard, getting it neat is the harder thing :-) I used to weld a long time back, never leaves you and very handy! As said, that’s not an expensive frame, esp if you can do it yourself, degreased raw metal and a coat if lacquer would be exactly what your after.