Which bathroom layout to go with ??

Suleman Zaman

8 years ago

We want to update the bathroom and add a walking shower but we don't want the bathroom to become too small.

Here are a few design of what come up with.

Here is the bathroom layout as it is now

Here are the idea's

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

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Option 1 or 4.

Option 1 - would depend on which way you access your cupboard and how desperate you are for the storage it provides.

Option 4 - I would flip the door to open the other direction and consider changing the radiator to a towel radiator. This option will give the more spacious feel at the sacrifice of the cupboard. There are ways to incorporate additional storage, such as making a full cabinet under the sink.
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Suleman Zaman
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8 years ago
Option 1 - would depend on which way you access your cuboard and how desperate you are for the storage it provides.

>>It opens towards the toilet , I think we may need some storage, at the mement its only used exta items (toilet paper shampoo, soap, cleaning and random items like foot spa,
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Suleman Zaman
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8 years ago
So something like this
Suleman Zaman
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8 years ago
Any plumbers on here ?

How much space is meant to be left around a sink or toilet.
Suleman Zaman
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8 years ago
I've removed some boards in the bath room inside the cupboard and it seam its not just to hide pipes. it has a small brick wall behind it sticking out 10 inches from the window wall and 15 inches from the radiator wall, with this I don't I can use think I can use option 2, 3 or 4

Does anyone have any other ideas ?

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