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Separate bathrooms are common in Georgian apartments, especially in older buildings. But when it comes to renovations, this layout raises the most questions. Renovating the bathroom and toilet separately requires careful planning and engineering solutions:

  • different areas and usage scenarios;
  • separate pipes and ventilation;
  • it is more difficult to maintain a consistent style.

At the same time, the advantages are obvious: you can renovate in stages and get the bathroom back into working order faster.

Renovation and layout options

Classic renovation without redevelopment

Suitable if the walls and utilities are in good condition.

What is done:

  • Replacement of tiles and plumbing fixtures;
  • Renovation of electrical wiring and lighting;
  • Installation of a wall‐mounted toilet and compact sink.

Partial redevelopment

Relevant for narrow spaces.

Popular solutions:

  • moving doorways;
  • combining storage (niches, cabinets);
  • replacing bathtubs with showers.

In Tbilisi and Batumi, redevelopment requires approval from the management company.

Prices for renovating a separate bathroom in Georgia

The average cost depends on the city, the condition of the apartment, and the materials used.

City Economy, GEL/m² Standard, GEL/m² Premium, GEL/m²
Tbilisi 450—600 650—900 from 1000
Batumi 500—650 700—950 from 1100
Kutaisi 400—550 600—850 from 950

What’s included: demolition, rough work, tiles, plumbing, basic electrical work.

Work completion times

  • Toilet: 5—7 days.
  • Bathroom: 7—12 days.
  • Total: 2—3 weeks for consecutive work.

Times increase when ordering non-standard tiles or imported sanitary ware.

Mini-cases: how to choose a craftsman or company

Case 1: Tbilisi, 55 m², old building

The owner chose a private craftsman without a contract. The result was a 2‐week delay and a 20 % budget overrun.

Conclusion: always set the estimate and deadlines in writing.

Case 2: Batumi, new building

Turnkey work by a company. Clear schedule, 12‐month warranty.

Conclusion: more expensive at the start, but more peace of mind in the end.

Common mistakes during repairs

  • savings on waterproofing;
  • insufficient lighting;
  • lack of inspection hatches;
  • different styles of bathroom and toilet without a common theme.

Facts

  • 70 % of problems after renovation are related to waterproofing.
  • Wall‐mounted sanitary ware saves up to 15 % of space.
  • Light‐colored tiles visually increase the area by 20—30 %.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

1. Is it possible to combine a bathroom and toilet?

Yes, but it requires approval and reworking of utilities.

2. How much does it cost to renovate a small toilet?

On average, from 3,000 to 6,000 GEL, depending on the city and materials.

3. Which is better: a bathtub or a shower?

For small spaces, a shower with a drain.

4. Do I need a designer?

Not necessarily, but even a consultation can help you avoid mistakes.

5. Is the renovation done in stages?

Yes, first the toilet, then the bathroom — this is convenient for living.

6. Is there a warranty on the work?

For companies, it is usually 6—12 months, for private individuals, it is by agreement.

Renovating a separate bathroom is not just about updating the tiles, but investing in comfort. A competent contractor, a clear estimate, and a well‐thought‐out project will help you stay within your budget and deadlines. If you are planning a renovation in Tbilisi, Batumi, or Kutaisi, compare offers, ask questions, and make an informed choice.

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