Blank canvas bedroom (9.6m x 3m)
sasha
8 years ago
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sasha
8 years agoThis is the room with no roof on (the roof is now on!) the en suite will be 3 x, so was looking at having a small area where the bed is and then a walk in wardrobe with seating area for doing hair and a tuff, but struggling with the layout !
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Comments (14)Hi Emma, there are a few considerations required before coming up with a solution. The budget is crucial, as moving the whole bathroom, as Sam suggested, (which would be my solution if money is no object), would require moving the soil pipe and changing its connection to the sewer. So the position of the existing soil pipe is important. Is it on the inside or outside of the house? Outside would be best! Where does it connect to the sewer pipe? Is there a manhole near to the existing soil pipe? What type of floor joists have been used and their sizes? Which direction do the joists go? If you want to move the whole en-suite, then the joists would ideally need to run across from the garden room wall, in line with the label Bedroom One, so that the shower and basin waste pipes can go under the floor between the joists. You could put the shower on a plinth and box off the waste, but it is not ideal, it makes the space look cramped with lots of boxing running along the floor/ wall. Then you need to know what space is like in the area directly above where the en-suite will be positioned for electrical installation, air extraction, lighting etc. a flat roof or eaves junctions are is far more difficult to work with. Putting the en suite on the wall backing the stairs allows you to put the bed facing the front of the house or on the wall where the en-suite is now. Hope this is not too confusing, but anything can be achieved if you have the money! Best wishes vernon...See Moreminnie101
8 years agosasha
8 years agominnie101
8 years agoI've come up with one idea but not knowing exactly where the entrance door is tricky! I also assumed the window shown in the pic was the front of the house. bathroom measurements aren't to scale but allow about 3ft for a loo. The trick will be getting light into the dressing area, you could have a glass door from the bedroom too? I also didn't put the bed under the window as the window looked low but it does only leave you with a corridor of c3.5 ft. I hope it gives you some ideas anyway, am sure a pro will have much better ones!
sasha
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