Bathroom Werx Blog

Has your bath seen better days?  Replacing a bathtub or any bathroom renovation can seem like a big effort. But, there's almost always an easy solution to difficult problems. In this case, its name is resurfacing.  Want to know if it's the right solution for your bath? Ask yourself the following questions to decide between replacing your bathtub or re-enamelling it for your upcoming bathroom makeover.   4 Questions to ask to decide between resurfacing, repairing,&nb...

What does resurfacing or re-enamelling tiles mean? Tile resurfacing is also known as re-enamelling and reglazing. Bathroom Werx in Australia most commonly refers to it as resurfacing and re-enamelling. How does resurfacing or re-enamelling work? Resurfacing or re-enamelling tiles follows the following steps: Your tiles and grout get entirely cleaned of mould, mildew. All chips and cracks in your tiles get repaired New grout is then used to fill gaps where necessary Your...

Cracks in your bathroom sink happen. Cracks happen in your bathroom vanity too. But should you be concerned about it? Yes, thin hairline cracks in your bathroom are symptoms of bigger problems and you should fix them as they appear.  Why your bathroom sink is cracking The most common causes of bathroom sink cracking in Australian homes include: Drastic temperature shifts Like a lot of household objects or fittings, drastic temperature changes cause damage to bathroom sinks. Repeat...

Your bathroom is one of the most important rooms in your home, and it can be one of the most expensive to change. You can’t simply buy a new bathtub like you would a chair in the living room, but you can make other changes that will create the same impact. Here are our top 5 easy ways we think will make an old bathroom look new on a budget. They're small, but they create a big impact on your quick bathroom makeover.   Give your bathroom a deep clean Starting off with the s...

  A small bathroom doesn’t have to mean small ideas. Here are four ways to create more space for bathrooms, big and small. Change your door The entry/exit of your bathroom can take up a lot of space. Most Australian homes and bathrooms are built with swinging doors because they’re cheaper and easier to install. But that doesn’t mean that they’re better. You can save that space that a swinging door uses by opting for a sliding door instead. They take up no space...