Where should basin unit go?

vananh_c

6 years ago

Where should basin unit go? It's currently below window so no mirror there.

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Jonathan
6 years ago
A little to the left
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Daman of Witham
6 years ago
Do you have images of your Bathroom? its not always a great idea to have a basin under the window, due to the fact that you cant have a mirror, unless of course you use a shaver mirror. Some people actually like looking out the window whilst at the basin, there is no right answer here, its all down to personal preference!
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Where should basin unit go?

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