Services and pricing

Bath installation and price list

A new bath gives the whole bathroom a fresh look. Many people skip a larger renovation afterwards, simply because the result stands out so much.

Price list

Clear prices, no surprises

If needed

Additional services

Whether these are needed becomes clear before or during installation — prices are always agreed in advance.

Bath front panelA front panel matched to the new bath, fitted together with it and keeping the sewer connection accessible.
110€
Bath drain replacementAn old-style drain has to be swapped for a modern plastic one. Price includes labour and materials.
35€
Sewer pipe replacementPrice includes labour and materials.
95€
Tap replacementPrice does not include the tap itself.
30€
Cutting an access hole and fitting a hatchNeeded so the sewer connection stays accessible. Price includes the hatch.
75–95€
Cleaning the tilesSurface preparation required before the bath can be fitted.
20€
Washing machine drain connectionThe washing machine drain hose is connected to the sewer. Price includes labour and materials.
40€
Reverse osmosis drinking water systemPrice includes the unit and the installation.
490€
Heavy-duty bath cleanerCan be ordered together with the bath installation.
20€

Separate services

Steel bath and water pipe replacement

Two jobs we do in addition to fitting a bath.

Steel bath replaced with a plastic bath

Bath-in-bath is made for cast-iron baths. If your bath is steel, we replace the whole bath with a new plastic one.

950€
  • Removal and disposal of the old steel bath
  • New plastic bath and installation
  • New drain installed
  • Bath front panel

Bathroom water pipe replacement

We replace the old water pipework in a flat’s bathroom with new, reliable pipes.

790–990€
  • Removal of the old bathroom pipework
  • New cold and hot water pipes installed
  • Connections to the basin, shower or bath, WC and washing machine
  • The kitchen sink tap connected to the new pipework
  • All standard pipes and fittings needed
  • Connection to the flat’s existing water system
  • Pressure test and leak check

Technology

What is “bath-in-bath”?

The Latvian company Vanna vannā LTD, creator of the “bath-in-bath” technology, is the official partner of Vanniekspert OÜ. Renovating this way lasts up to 10 times longer than painting or re-enamelling — liquid coatings tend to flake and wear within a short time.

The baths are made from a solid 6 mm acrylic sheet, exactly like all new acrylic baths, and reinforced further with fibreglass. The foam layer added between the old and new bath provides the heat-retaining effect.

The result

Before and after

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Instructions

Measuring and photographing your old bath

From your photos we determine the bath type and whether extra work is needed. We need three specific photos and three measurements.

The whole bath from the side

Step back a couple of metres and photograph the bath in full from the side, so the entire length is visible. A close-up of one corner is not enough.

From above and the sewer

Take a second photo looking straight down into the bath, and a third of the sewer connection and drain underneath it.

Measure length, width and depth

Measure the length and width from outer edge to outer edge, and the depth from the bottom to the top edge. An ordinary tape measure is fine.

A new acrylic bath being fitted inside the old one
This is how it is fitted: the new liner is set onto a bed of adhesive directly inside the old bath.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

If you cannot find your answer, call or write — we are happy to help.

How much does bath installation cost?

Bath installation costs 370€. That includes the new bath liner, all working materials, and transport within Tallinn. Additional services (such as a front panel or drain replacement) are always agreed in advance.

I live outside Tallinn. How much is transport?

We install baths throughout Estonia. Transport is free in Tallinn and the surrounding area; elsewhere a transport fee applies. Just ask us for the exact transport price — we will get straight back to you.

How quickly do you reply, and when can the bath be fitted?

Once you send the measurements and photos we reply within 1–2 days, confirm the bath type and agree on a suitable installation time. In most cases we can fit the bath within a few days.

How long after fitting can the bath be used?

After fitting, the technician fills the bath with water and it must stand for 12 hours while the adhesive cures. After that the bath is ready to use.

Which photos do you need?

We need three photos in order to identify the bath type and any extra work:

  • the whole bath from the side, taken a couple of metres back so the full length is visible;
  • the bath seen from directly above;
  • the sewer connection and drain underneath the bath.
Installation creates some waste. Do I have to dispose of it?

Yes, fitting a new bath produces a small bag of waste, and disposing of it is the customer’s responsibility.

What extra work might come up before or during installation?

Depending on the condition of the old bath, the following may be needed:

  • cutting the bath front wall and fitting a hatch for sewer access;
  • replacing the sewer pipe or the drain;
  • cleaning the tiles to prepare the surface.
Does a new bath fit every old bath?

Bath-in-bath is made for cast-iron baths — our liners are moulded for them. We do not fit a liner inside a steel bath.

If your bath is steel, we can replace it entirely: we remove and dispose of the old bath and install a new plastic bath together with a new drain and a front panel. That service costs 950€.

This is exactly why we ask for measurements and photos — from those we tell you which of the two suits your bathroom.

Ready to order your new bath?

Send us the measurements and three photos — we reply within 1–2 days and book your installation.