For around $5,000 or a similarly tight budget, you may do a bathroom makeover on a shoestring budget, but it may mostly be cosmetic or include the exchange of a few items. Spending between $15,000 and $30,000 may require some concessions such as keeping all of your plumbing and electrics in place. You'll also need to settle for big format porcelain tiles in the range of $30 per square metre that are both durable and available in many hues to stay under this budget. If you're building a new shower enclosure, you'll need to use a framed shower screen as well as a normal back-to-wall toilet and bathroom floor-mounted vanity.
For a standard bathroom renovation project, expect to spend between $15,000 and $30,000, which is what most people do. You'll get better materials and fittings for that price range. In the area of $50 per square metre, you'll have a wider selection of tiles to choose from, as well as the option of more labour-intensive mosaics in the shower cubicle. You may also upgrade to a semi-frameless or frameless shower screen and a larger or more ornate freestanding bathtub, along with a bathroom vanity. Moving services are not available for plumbing or electrical renovations.