Tiny bathroom
rajamuruganuk
9 years ago
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lidia
9 years agoI like somthing like that. Wet Room area divided by glass door from loo and sink, but I would probably go with sliding shower door, folding or the one that opens into the shower area otherwise you will have wet floor just outside the shower area.
rajamuruganuk
9 years agoDo you still think it's possible to fit a wet room with this dimensions ?? (1.5 meter width and 2.3 meter length ) ??
I have attached the lay out and pic of the current bathroom .. This is the only bathroom in the flat.
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9 years agoHi, I'd look to configure using some space from the bedroom next door rather than the kitchen. What helps to sell homes are good kitchens and bathrooms and I think the kitchen would suffer if you take space from it. I would try and retain the bathroom with a bath in it if at all possible. Whilst most people shower nowadays, it might turn some people off to not have a bath. If this is a forever home, scratch my advice above and do what you feel is right, I just think it's sensible to think about resale as well as it working for you. See my picture for a wet room/bathroom combined using glass screening. The other element that helped was we installed a pocket glass sliding entrance door, which retained light and space.
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NK interior design
9 years agoThere is very clever solution for small spaces (see img. below).
This type of door opening mechanism is a bit more expensive then sliding one but it also saves space and has better soundproof parameters.
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