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You're booked — here's your part

Let's get your bathroom drawn.

Three things from you and we're away. Ten relaxed minutes — none of it needs to be perfect, and one of our team will be in contact to walk you through anything.

1

Sketch your space and email it to us

Grab any piece of paper and draw the room from above — where the walls, door and window are. It does not need to be to scale. The measurements just need to be accurate. Tape measure, laser, whatever you have.

Don't overthink it. A biro on grid paper is genuinely how the professionals start — see below. We can always add and take away details later; that's what your three revisions are for.

Here are some sketch examples that are really helpful to use as a guide — all real, all drawn into full design sets:

Hand sketch of a bathroom with wall measurements, a window size and a niche marked
Biro + grid paper
Hand sketch of a bathroom with window noted as W1600 x 1200 and power points marked
Window sizes on the wall
Hand sketch of a bathroom with dimensions and door swing arrows
Rough but measured

2

List your fixtures and tiles

A full list of everything you plan to use — vanity, basin, tapware, toilet, shower, bath, mirror, accessories, and your tiles. Product links or SKUs are perfect; photos work too. If you haven't chosen everything yet, send what you have and note the gaps — we'll flag what's missing.


3

Help us nail the scope

The easiest way: if you have a detailed builder's quote or scope of works, send it through. We'll read it to understand exactly what's included and what's not, and design to match.

No quote or scope? No problem. Fill out our easy tap-through checklist instead — it walks you through everything in about 3 minutes, and every question has a "not sure" option. Start the checklist →

Either way, these finer details matter — they have defaults, so if you don't tell us, here's what we'll assume:

Shower: open or enclosed?

Tell us clearly whether your shower is open (walk-in screen) or fully enclosed with a door.

Shower frame colour

If you don't nominate one, it's assumed to match your tapware and fixtures.

Ceiling: square-set or cornice?

Square-set is the sharp modern edge; cornice is the traditional moulding. One word is all we need.

Niches

How many, and roughly where — shower niche, bath ledge niche, both?

Send it all to one place

Reply to your order confirmation email, or email everything to:

fineas@xbathrooms.com.au

Photos of your sketch straight off your phone are perfect. Put your project address in the subject line.

Email your brief →