1. Tiles By adding plain, large tiles for both the floor and walls this will open the space, try to keep the floor a separate colour to the walls. Use a coloured grout that matches your tiles this can help define the space and the scale of your room will not be disrupted. 2. Colour scheme Neutral colour schemes such as cream, white and light grey will make your small bathroom appear bigger than it is. However if you are looking for a statement colour I would suggest yellow. Yellow has been used more by interior decorators over the last few year with many using this as their go to colour as it’s bold, bright and give a sense of happiness. Yellow is a great colour for reflecting light which can provide a space-enhancing effect. 3. Mirrors Mirrors are great for reflecting light and giving an illusion of more space so the bigger the better. You could opt for a mirror wall or a combination of small mirrors in an artistic design. We suggest placing t...
Radiators will need bleeding if the radiator is cold or only heating up at the bottom. Air can become trapped inside them and will stop water from circulating around your radiator. This is a frequent problem with an easy solution. 1. Place an empty container at the bottom of the radiator under. 2. There is a brass square nut at the upper corner of the radiator. Place the radiator key on and turn anti-clockwise till hot air escapes the radiator. 3. Finally one bleeding is done, turn the valve clockwise and make sure that there are no signs of leakage.