Question 1

Does Homebase offer bathroom finance options?

Accepted Answer

There are a wide range of [bathroom finance options](https://www.homebase.co.uk/customer\-services/services/finance.list) available at Homebase, including up to 3 years of interest free credit.

Question 2

How can I book a bathroom design appointment?

Accepted Answer

It's easy to browse the latest styles and design the bathroom of your dreams with a free consultation at your local bathroom showroom, or [online](https://www.homebase.co.uk/bathrooms\-plumbing/bathrooms.list).

Question 3

How much does a new bathroom cost?

Accepted Answer

How much a new bathroom costs will depend on several factors – from the style you select to what you include.

The best way to explore your options is to book a [free bathroom design consultation](https://appointments.homebase.co.uk/bathrooms/) with one of our experts who can help you create a space that is perfect for your taste and budget.

Question 4

How do I tile a bathroom?

Accepted Answer

Whilst tiling can be tricky, if you enjoy a challenge, it can be a hugely rewarding DIY project – plan things out carefully, prepare your space and your tools, and give yourself plenty of time to complete the job.

Question 5

Can you paint bathroom tiles?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can paint ceramic bathroom tiles (never try to paint natural stone tiles, as they are porous and will just soak up the paint).

With a little creativity and the right [tile paint](https://www.homebase.co.uk/paint\-decorating/paint/tile\-paint.list), you can easily give your tired old tiles a new lease of life.

Question 6

Can you wallpaper a bathroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can wallpaper your bathroom – but you need to pick the right paper and paste for the job. As bathrooms are prone to condensation, it's best to go for a vinyl paper that can be easily wiped down, and to make sure you use a paste that's formulated to work with [vinyl paper](https://www.homebase.co.uk/paint\-decorating/wallpaper/vinyl\-wallpaper.list) – our experts in\-store at Homebase can help you find the right one.

Question 7

How long does it take for bathroom sealant to dry?

Accepted Answer

It can take up to 24 hours for some bathroom sealants to fully dry, and factors such as the humidity levels of your bathroom will play a part in this. As a rough guide, we recommend waiting at least three hours before allowing the sealant to get wet.

Question 8

Where should I start when designing a bathroom?

Accepted Answer

If you are stuck wondering how to design a bathroom, why not start by thinking about how you use the space – is it a place for pampering or do you need a practical place that can cope with the demands of family life?

Work out what's likely to work for you and start planning from there – and don't forget to arrange a [free bathroom design consultation](https://appointments.homebase.co.uk/bathrooms/) with one of our experts at Homebase for help and inspiration.

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