Floors laid level, waterproofed at the shower line and ready for underfloor heating.
A bathroom floor has to cope with water, movement and daily wear, and it sets the tone for the whole room. AdiDeccor lays bathroom floors across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian — including Bathgate and Livingston — and Edinburgh, most often in porcelain, marble-effect and large-format tile, with other floor types discussed at consultation. The floor is levelled, protected where it meets the shower, and planned alongside any underfloor heating.
Timber, screed or concrete — each needs a different approach, and we check before specifying.
Uneven floors are levelled so large-format tile sits flat and edges line up.
The junction between floor and shower is where leaks start, so it is detailed first.
Tiles set with full adhesive coverage, checked lines and consistent joints.
Grout, movement joints and sealant finished and cleaned, with care advice.
A bathroom floor is priced on the area and on what is underneath it. The main factors are:
We explain each of these at consultation so the quote reflects the bathroom you actually want. Request a quote.
“Adrian renovated my hallway (tiles and underfloor heating), and I couldn't be more satisfied.”
We are based in Glasgow and install bathroom flooring across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh. Fife by enquiry — see all areas.
Porcelain and marble-effect tile are the most common choices. We recommend based on the room, the subfloor and how you want it to feel underfoot.
Yes. It is planned with the floor so it is laid and levelled over before tiling.
Yes. Flat substrates matter, especially for large-format tile.
Yes. That junction is waterproofed before the floor finish goes on.
Yes — Glasgow is our main area, and West Lothian and Edinburgh are regularly covered.