Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms designs and fits walk-in showers in Thurrock, most often by taking out an unused bath and putting a low-profile shower in its place. A typical conversion takes 2 to 4 days, with the bath removal, plumbing, tray, wall panels and glass screen all handled by one team.
The parts that matter most are the ones you never see. Stone resin trays are bedded on a full sand and cement mortar bed so they stay rigid, a 90mm fast-flow waste clears the water from a rainfall head, and grout-free wall panels or a tanked substrate keep moisture out of the walls. Homes near the Thames Estuary deal with more damp air than most, so Part F compliant extraction goes in too.
Thermostatic valves, fluted glass screens and level-access trays with grab rails mean we fit showers for busy families and older homeowners alike. We have fitted showers from Grays to Tilbury for 20 years, and every job is priced after a survey of your floor, plumbing and walls.
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An unused bath takes up the longest wall in most bathrooms. Swapping it for a walk-in shower means adapting the hot, cold and waste connections, then fitting a low-profile stone resin tray in the same footprint. Our fitters make good the walls and floor where the bath stood, so the room looks finished, not patched.

A shower tray only stays sealed if it does not move. Stone resin trays are bedded on a full sand and cement mortar bed, or the manufacturer's approved support legs, with the waste lined up before the tray is fixed. We seal the edges once the tray has settled, which gives a rigid base and a clean silicone line.

Fluted glass softens the view into the shower and lets the light through. Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms fits 10mm fluted toughened glass panels in wall channels with secure fixings. Our fitters align each panel so the screen stays rigid and the opening is easy to step through.

A rainfall head needs a steady supply of hot and cold water to feel right. Thermostatic cartridges with anti-scald protection hold the temperature where you set it, even when a tap runs elsewhere in the house. We check your water pressure first, and the head is placed for full coverage of the showering area.

Composite wall panels give the shower a smooth, grout-free surface that wipes clean in seconds. The panels are fixed over a prepared substrate, with every joint, corner and pipe penetration sealed. We trim them to the tray and ceiling on site, so the finish looks built in rather than added on.

Small changes make a big difference to someone with limited mobility. Level-access trays, grab rails on load-tested pattresses, fold-down seats and controls within easy reach are all part of our accessible shower work. The bathroom stays practical for everyone else in the house too.
Most of our bath-to-shower conversions take 2 to 4 days, depending on the existing pipework and the condition of the walls.

Our Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms fitter checks the existing pipe falls and drainage first. The old bath or shower tray comes out, along with any damaged wall boards or flooring.
The subfloor is levelled and any rotten boards are replaced. A full mortar bed then goes down for the stone resin tray, and the drainage route is checked for the right fall.
A 90mm fast-flow waste is connected to handle the volume from a rainfall head. The tray is bedded into position with the outlet aligned, then the final connection is sealed.
Waterproof wall panels go up around the shower and each joint is sealed. The glass screen is fitted once the tray and walls are secure, and every fixing is checked for stability.
We water-test the valve, waste and drainage before the final sealant goes on. The installation is checked for leaks, then the controls are shown to you at handover.
Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms fits walk-in showers for homeowners across Thurrock, from Grays to Tilbury.
The cost of a walk-in shower from Thurrock Kitchens and Bathrooms depends mostly on the scope. A straight bath-to-shower swap in the same footprint costs far less than a premium walk-in with full-height panelling, and accessible conversions with safety fittings sit in their own band.
Our 3 guide price bands, all supply and fit:
Our walk-in shower scope | Guide price range (supply and fit) | What you get |
|---|---|---|
Direct bath-to-shower replacement | £3,200 – £5,500 | Bath removal, 1700mm low-profile stone resin tray, 8mm clear glass screen, thermostatic mixer shower, composite wall boarding |
Premium walk-in shower refit | £5,500 – £8,500 | Low-threshold tray, 10mm fluted glass panel, concealed twin-head rainfall shower, full-height luxury stone-effect wall panelling, fast-flow 90mm waste |
Accessible mobility walk-in shower | £6,000 – £9,500+ | Step-free low-lip stone tray, anti-slip surface rating, timber-pattressed grab rails, fold-down padded shower seat, anti-scald digital thermostatic valve |
What pushes the price up:
Your fixed price follows an on-site survey of the floor levels, plumbing access and wall condition.
Most of our walk-in shower conversions take 2 to 4 days, depending on the existing pipework and the condition of the walls.
We fit stone resin trays from 1200mm to 1700mm long, which covers most Thurrock bathrooms. A 1700mm tray is the usual choice when a shower replaces a bath.
Yes. We fit level-access and low-threshold trays, grab rails on load-tested pattresses, fold-down seats and controls within easy reach.
Yes. Our team covers the plumbing, the tray, the wall panels or tiling and the glass screen, so there are no separate trades to arrange.
Yes. We visit to measure the space and check the floor, plumbing and walls before giving you a fixed price.
Our trays are low-profile stone resin, the screens are 8mm or 10mm toughened safety glass in clear or fluted finishes, and the walls are composite panels or tanked tiling.