Dynamic Bathrooms is a tile contractor in Staple Hill covering bathroom walls, floors, shower panels, LVT and kitchen splashbacks. The background matters as much as the tile, so we get the surface flat and sound before anything goes on it.
Wall tiles need a flat, dry, sound background. In a shower area that means tile backer board and a tanking membrane, not plasterboard on its own. We set out from the most visible line so the cuts land where you will not notice them. See the bathroom wall tiling page.
Floors move, so tiles need a rigid base and a flexible adhesive. On timber floors we overboard first. Getting the levels right at this stage is what stops cracked grout a year later. The floor tiling page covers preparation and which tiles suit a bathroom.
Panels go up faster than tiles and leave no grout lines to scrub. They suit a shower area that needs updating without a full re-tile. The wall behind still has to be flat and dry. The shower panel installation page compares panels with tiling honestly.
LVT is warm underfoot, water resistant and forgiving in a bathroom. It needs a smooth subfloor, so we usually latex or ply first. Skipping that step shows through as bumps within months. The LVT flooring installation page covers subfloor preparation.
A splashback protects the wall behind the hob and sink and wipes down in seconds. We set it out around sockets and the extractor so the cuts look deliberate. Metro, mosaic and large format all work. See the kitchen splashback tiling page for the options.
If the grout is stained or the silicone has gone black, the tiles themselves are often fine. We rake out the old grout and sealant, clean the joints and put fresh in. It is a cheap way to make a bathroom look new again. The regrouting and resealing page has the detail.

Tiling is the finish everyone sees, so we do it ourselves rather than sub it out. Twenty years of bathroom work means we are tiling most weeks, on walls, floors and splashbacks. Being a tile contractor and a bathroom fitter in the same team means the tanking, the falls and the tiling are planned together from the start.
NVQ Level 2 qualified bathroom fitters
G3 Unvented registered for cylinder work
SSSTS certified for site safety
20 years fitting bathrooms around Bristol
Plumbing and tiling kept in house
A standard bathroom takes two to three days to tile, plus drying time before grouting. Large format tiles and floors with cuts around a toilet take longer. If the walls need boarding or tanking first, add a day. We give you the schedule before we start.
Sometimes. The existing tiles have to be firmly stuck, flat and free of movement, and the extra thickness must not foul the door or window reveals. More often it is better to take them off so the background can be checked and tanked properly. We will tell you which applies to your room.
Black marks are usually mould growing in damp grout and silicone, often because the room is not ventilated enough or water is sitting behind a failed seal. Regrouting and resealing clears it, but better extraction is what stops it coming back. We can look at both.

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