Light bulb question - can anyone help?
ianthy
7 years ago
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Comments (5)What period is the house? The stairs are not shown on the ground floor plan but I presume they are fairly near the front door? From the information supplied, I would close up one arch and unite the dining room with the kitchen. I would say there's space to create a downstairs WC from the wet room. I would close up the access from the garage and use that corridor with the rest of the space from the wet room to make a utility room. Upstairs I would leave the WC separate. I've seen this before and there's no way of making it work as one bathroom but that needn't matter. I would put a bifold door on the bathroom and turn the bath parallel with the window. There would be enough space for an L shaped bath with shower over, 800mm at its wider end. The bath would be 1700mm and the space is 1900mm so I would panel out and create an L shaped alcove. This will hide all your pipework, avoid ugly boxing and create a shelf and space for a shaver point and lighting over. It would look something like the model attached- I've used those colours just to delineate the tiling. That would leave 1200mm on that wall, enough space for a freestanding washstand of around 900mm - something like the attached picture. Your radiator would then be on your left. I realise I haven't tiled along the bath wall. This is a very quick model for layout only. You could turn the bath the other way and have a narrower shelf and downlit inset shelving on the "basin" wall. . I'm guessing this was a cottage that's been extended and altered over the years. If so, I would say work with the quirkiness and don't try to make the house something it isn't. This will give you a better outcome and cost you a lot less. With careful planning it's doable on your budget but, as ever, labour will be your most significant cost....See Moreianthy
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